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Chief, Finance Division ° . _
Chief of Station, Santiago
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Bank Accounts = United States . Loe .

1. The following bank account addreases are forvarded herewith for the usd —
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a) FULMAR: -
we Bank ; » National City Bank of New York -

* Jackson Heightz Branch
, Roosevelt Avenue and 81st Street, New York, N.Y.

- Amount ~ $109,00 por nonth.

_ Schedule: ~ July to be paid 1 August 1950, ; ;
August to be paid 1 September 1950 .
September to be paid 1 October 1950 '
October to be paid 1 November 1950
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“ination of ULMINATSR-2, this ‘Station . equi rei a sal.

FYE NATER-1- to trins FOLST ya TER 2 to the polyrraah ¢
ity for this action was relieved to. have been const
The Tolowing details pertain to this spartment: |

The eathor-
2 WashF~19400,

Location: Calle Laclver 272, ninth floor, ‘Spartzent, 915.

RENTALS Forthly rent: */3,860.  Ascordine to, local
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“17 Toverter 1950 _
Chief, Foreign Livision ft ; ;
. Chief of Station, Santiago |
Operational Matters.” Se a,
_ ACQUISITION SAPB-aP/RTMENTs FULMIRATER-1

Due to. the exigency of providing safe quarters for the polyrraphio exan-

- inaticn of FULSENATER-2, this: Station sogitred a safe-apartnent for -
FULEIXATER=1 to bring FULSTNATEP=2 to the polygraph team, The author=
ity for thie action was believed to have been construed in tshF-19400,
The followtng details pertain to this apartnent: .

Location: Calle NaoIver 272, ninth floor, apartment 915.

Honthly rant: ?/3,800, Ascoriling to local custom it was:

necessary to pay an advance over and above the initial .

month's rent also paid: ty Advance, Therefore, 3/3300 was

paid for one. month, 12 Noveiiber - 12 December 13950, and

P/2,586 wee paid ag the 2d vin-ce ‘euarantse for twenty daye,

Renters Juan SIVIRI, sna ‘as FULLNESS. safé-apartuent, erranged for:
~ by FULLMEgs: ~ .. en

Negotiators FUMARIC handled a1 the Necotiations-between STVORT and the.
. | Owher, whose nane is not iuima diately available at this
writings. ° - os i

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Future: It is desirsd to re

tain this” anartaent as leas as
required in orier to provide a safo meating place
for FULNINATER-1 and Pe LMI NATER~2,

2. In order to larity this Station's mithonity ts ‘retain the above safe= .
apartment and to assume the exnense of same, it is re ussted. that. Heads. -

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addition to thia function, Subject has performed services for thie Station
in the falfilinest of BRGEYTHM-LGACT ING directives.

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for special: services pertaining to LOACTING project.
EVALUATION CF SERVICES: A vory serious, ocasoientious and loyal American, “wn

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conditicus in the handling of FULMINATORe2,. It is contouplatead that latter

agent will be deported from Chile in the immediate future and that PELYTPAPORe}
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Acting chief, wHD ;
FULAIKATER®L mT

1. The FULNINSTER Project, in which @OALSATIBO was used on several occasions,
did not develop and was not formalized. “FUDAN TRA. ‘be therefore not active current=- — .

dy ,.but 4g being held in reacrve status for future use in other projects.

2. In the future, there wid be no- charges made against FULKINATLR or
FULAINATER-~1, .

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Frou: SANTIAGO ROUTINE:
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WHO (4-%
Action: D (4-2-3) IN 26322
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ATTENTION:

SUBJECT : JG-8142
#40696

. 1. Reference is made to your memorandum dated 23 July 195)
requesting a covert security clearance to permit Subject'sa uso in
the United States in preparing reports and furnishing contacts in
the newspaper. and lecture field in tha United States and abroad.
He will work closely with PP?/CRIV Office.

2. In accordance with the provisions set forth in the director's
Memorandum of 14 February 19L9, entitled "Security and Operational
Clearances," a covert security clearance is granted for the covert
use of the Subject as described in your request set forth in

peragraph 1 above.

3. Tne Subject is not to represent himself as, nor is he
to ba represented as, an employee of CiA.

4. Your attention is called to the fact tnat a covert security
clearance does not constitute complete commliance with the provisions
of CIA Regulation 10-9, Therefore, if you should desire at a later
date to change the status or use of this individual, a request
for clearance to cover any proposed chance should be submitted to

this office,

S. This clearance becomes invalid in the event the Subdject's
services are not utilized within 60 days of the date of this :
memorandum,

FOR THE SECURLIY OFFICER, CIAs.

Zobert if, Cunningham

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David Atlee Phillips

1. Your request for clesrance to use Subject dated 23 Jul Sh
was processed and transmitted to the Chief, Special Security Division,

- for final action.’

2. The results of this action are attached.

Attachment:
Memo dtd 30 Jul Sh

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I hovoby certify that the follaring nemd intividuals have porforned
Guties during the entire month of July 1950, cmd that the folloying
delley paysonts are approved and authorised to bo mace at ilesdquarters
te subjocts:

aver mr

HALE ; RESEPEND
FULTDACK $100,006
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60,00
_ 90,00

Ra aubeperactanh (4) of mLerciesd mossace, I eortiity thet SULFILLER
having vorlod throuch the 15th of July 1950 should mesfive paysont for

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| UBT s PUILIPS, Gavid AtLéo © JG-SLL2 740696

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UoANNE Ke LETLLIER-
Chief of Administration
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. ABSTRACT OF DOCUMENT BEING CROSS FILCO CROSS FILEO BY
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PHILLIPS, David Atlee Pa 25/7/55
born 31 Oct 1922 in Ft Worth Texas nta ese

PERTINENT INTORMATION

RESTRICTED CI/OA FOLDER ON ABOVE IN RI/AR FILES

APR 17 1956

| GUCROFILMED

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CANCELLATION TO DIVISION

Date 25155.

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ATTENTIONS

FRON ©: BPRS cron

SUBJECT. 3 ’ PHILLIPS, David. Atlee
JG 8142 # 40696- -.

1. -The, -action checked below concerning Subject. of this memorandum: is
hereby cancelled:

a operational Clearance No.
te. Provisional Operational Clearance No.
e7 Covert Security Clearance ‘taved 20/2/54 —_—_—__-_

ds‘ Covert Name Check dated = a

e. Other

2 Thie cancellation action is taken because of::

a. Memorandum dated____ 2/7/55

b. Termination of Project. Ce}

c. Removal of Subject from Project “CoO
a. - Other
3. Before Subject can be used operationally in the future, it will be
necessary to furnish an up-to-date clearance request to pis, CI/OA
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PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE

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Igecal agency and police records:

furnished by subject?

Worle, It £8 anticipated

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an : or lovers? | Believed moderate ih all respects. ,
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Part II - OPERATIONAL INFORMATTON 7
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INSTRUCTIONS 10 ‘case OFFICER: : — . -
1. if feasibie, suoject should fit] in part 4 of PRO Innis owinands OO oo,

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2. Part tt ‘of PRO is classified, must be’ filled in n by the Case “Officer, and is. ‘not to” 7
be shown to subject. . . toa . . wet

Headquarters will 0 be able: to provide an OF eat ional Clearance unless , At receives .
mi +

Fully conpleted “PRO “just be gent ‘to teadqiarter’s as. soon~ ‘as “possible, two, copies of . a
part 1 (including copy in sudject’s hardnr iting, it possible) and one copy of Part tle +”
6. pata acquired latér must be sent to headquarters in PRQ format ona continuing basis.

te ay pages of botn parts i)] bear the Pio niitier ‘composed of: (a). Station symbol

‘

.

ko, With whe cies & ‘

furnished by subject? Local agency and police records.

" “None.

It is entiotpated that he will respond fully once

approached.
42, For what service does -he think he is working? “What does he think
. becomes of his information? He would te inforred that ha would be
men ee . - working. with tis Aseria Government ° ‘end, no more.

a 43,

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With what ageucieS ani files hus subject's nate been checked? When?

Result? What else has been done ‘to verify biographical information |

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Chief of Station, Santiago . )
Acting Chief, hHu”

Opsrational
Termination of Projects

: 2.) In order to formslise hendguartcrs Poveris, the arpropriate staffo

. ; . have been notified of the tervination of the FUL.%.<T:R Project, and havo been
: informed that in thg g charges will be wade against the FULAIKATio

' : Project, or Sein a If this agent da used temporarily in the

‘ : future and vot in connection wlth an a; proved project, Flesse charge any

expenses incurred to Other Cperationel hetivity. Nd
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hesdwuartera Staff, and any cherzes for future information frou him should .
also be cierged to Other Cperational Activity. “
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most important gentleman had ano unusually important, day
thks week... Charles Philfp Acthee George, son of Princess
Elabeth and Prince Philip, and England's foture bing,

became three.

it was a happy day all round, For not only did Bonny Prince

Charles enjoy io full measure the usual deltrlum af the. smalt bas's
birthday, but the King felt fit enough to sailend the party and lavite

Press puotogeapher.
The King's rapid recovery to the polnt where he can walk una-

Ided and: move with no apparent strain has astonished and delighted
the nation. The TEMES photographer - the first member of the
pubile to sce him since his operation - reported In some armasement
that the King showed no sixa of tliness, laughed and chatted happily
and seemed altogether out of character for a rat so recently at

krips with: major surgery.

“pwings.’ ‘Su, he seems happy

P bay ath

The Prince's birthday becan, as
every such day should, with eager

* opening of many parcets. He was

then taken for his usuat outing fn
St, James's Pack - that delightful

enough as his nanny pushes the
pram between admiring strollers,
followed by bulky ‘men stumped
Neat'and Yard all over. He'y a

playground that he can never fully
enjoy. For, a3 a texyal prince he
must not sall boats In public ponds

or

friendiy child with a demucratic
tendency to talk and ware to
everybody as he clutches two
the grubby lead soldiers, Ie’s a firm

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Londoners face a new hazard,
another pit in the treacherovs bog
of regulations that surrounds
today’s Jaw-respecling citizens.

This week, careful sidesteppers
along the narrow pathways of
rectitude learned that the phone
may lead to a fine.

In our public telephone boxes
are (wo buttons: after the money
has clicked into the box and some,
sort of response -been evoked the
caller presses Button A 80 that
the other end can hear him. If
he gets the Wrong niunber or none
at “all he presses Button B and
gets his moncy bnék, -usually.
Sometimes, the mechanis.. ap-
pears to develop anlunusunl con
trition ti its behaviour and: pours
out a shower of coins. wildly in
exerss of the Button B presser’s
due THE now, this pleasant quirk
has invested the dull business of
telephoning with o certain spert-
ing quality. No call is completa
without a hopeful linke at But-
ton B.

‘The other day, Ht seems, a youth
tryine to phone i-friend
was getting no rep! which us
troubly enough, anyway Pressing
Button BL waa rewarded: with
eightpence, five more than he
was entitled to If there's one soul
in the whole of London's ten
million who wouldn't have pocket~
ed that extra fivepence it certainly
wasn’t our young swain, Unfort-
unately, somebody spotted his
transaction and the Iad eventually
found himself in court as wreng 2
number as anyone ever got.

They fined him ten shillings,
saying that he should have ret-
urned the other tivepence to the
box or a post-office. The author-
ittes) explain that people who
terget to pross Button B to regain
their money claim on the Post

Office and, therefore, snyone~

pocketing money thus hurled at
them is robbing the Postmaster
General. There may pessibly be
people who claim for the odd
forrotten threepence, but this
column has never met even a
remote friend of one.

So something of the sport has
fone out of life. And a lot of
people are congratuiaung then-
s‘lyrs on 4 narrow escape from
dsgrace ‘There, but fer the grace
of God. ‘The lad seems to have
had less than a generous dest!
from Fate. London hopes he at
Irast enjoyed the consolation of
a pluntbleexphitetion. by nis girl.
Tepd

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Amonz the more frivhtening
wh any Heating in the minds ere
des now any of cohorts of
piurp tadies standing purpasefal.
hoon their heads. For somebody
has wenovered that this mnedtizying

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amegser shel No matrait ever tse
bstere. ppoitiment on a
neighing machine - he was stil
overweight Ao bystander, whe
might have been a cltch-doetor but
wha was 2 were than ordinarily
knowledgeable gytinast, suggested
the dejected hantam-welkht should
stand on his head. Surprisingly,
instead of giving the know-all 3
clip on the ear for il-timed Tevils,
the boxer did. as he was tuld) They
weighed him again and he hat
Jost the surplis sie ounces, The
stery ends happily enough, as he
won his fight a few hours later.

Now, there's anuther fight in
Progress between the “experts.”
dome doctors refused to believe i,
Ike the man who first saw the
siralfe, Other say that standing
on the head couldn't hare had
any effect; it was something clse.
EFrom.Harley Strect comes the
theary that being upside down
disturbs a body's aic content and
sends some of It higher; this
reresults In s temporary loss of
weight. But this isn't among

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ha the sts fisptes, de
speading aiere Cine thag anal
etde loan, in det runs, Whether
this ix the answer to the mididle-
aged fadies’ prayer ter an easy
summer Isn't yet clete, Dut ies
certatn’y due for a thercesh going
Into, More than ever, tie Ati.
aise woman needs 6 cool Goad
her shoulders ~ preferably with
flal top.

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Christmas, says the new Food

Minister. More time for devotion
and somewhat less for digestion
this year,

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running price rings to prevent
competition. Could this “be the
light fantastle we hear about?

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FRANCE IN MOROCCO ;

HERE hes always been d'scussion about the pecullar
trait of humen natur. which Ends expressicn in a foeel-
iow of pleasure In contemplating the misfortunes of
others, Tho great Lucretius in his poem “De rerum natura”
tells of the satisiacticn enjoyed in witnessing, from the safoty
of the shore, the shipwrecked mariners struggling in the
cee but he does not seem to hdve found anything. reprehen-

in the sentiment. Nowadays we should, of course,

8
oe deny any such baseness in ourselves, though

we may not be so sure about “the other fellow” who is quite
copable of putting a banana—skin on the path for our special
benefit. However this may be, it cannot be Iqnored that
the “foreign” press tends to gleat over the difficulties of
Great Britain, formerly tn India and Palestine, now in Iran
and Egypt. conveniently forgett'ng the fect that no country
In the world with Internat’onat responsibilities can hope. in
present world circumstances, to evade situatiuns dangerous

Just twenty yoars—no more—have passed since a
magnificent "Expositicn Coloniale” was held in the Parisian
auburb Vincennes, which attracted visitors from all parts

. of the world and wus proudly poluted to ,in many countries.

as being convincing evidence that. the great nations of
Europe, and the United States wih them were in no way
disposed to accep! the concert of “the twilight of the Weal”
or to renounce their “m'ssion civilistrice”.

How stands that Colonial Erapire teday? It has to be

‘remembered that France, as a colonial power had a ‘great

asset shered by no other Western nation-——the absence cf
a rigid colour bar. The extending to “native” peoples of the
full rights of French ecatizenship went beyond legal formulae;
mixed unions are not frowned on and “a touch of the tar
brush"—or f yellow pain! in the Fer East, conveys no stigma.
whatever other hendicans may have to be oveicome.
Moreover, colonial France has called forth the energy, and

“in not a-tew cases, the genius of great soldiers and admin-
stators, second to none, and whatever may happen in the

ae) their place in histery 1s secure. Nevertheless, though
“coleur still flies over many lands Gnd over millions
iW many races, all of them, potenhally if not actually, overseas
Frenchmen, the weve of natenalism rising to full tide alter
tha disasters of the second werld-war has swept away many
land-marks that seemed to have ther foundations firmly
besed in tradinon. Syria ond Lebanon, with their great French
Cruseder castles,.srecking still of warriors and heroes ef tha
past who. lelt their giant bones from Anticch to the Gulf of
Agneiba ond beyond-all gone. On Indo-China and Annam,
Tonqum and Medegascer, we see French dominion fighting
there tor very hfe, end fate hangs daily in the balance
Now the interest and onxisty concentrates on Morocco, a
question thai really concerns all French Africa, north and

ce atral.
In Morocco the position is peculiar. Less than filty years

“age. thouga so necr Evrope.! Merccco was very little known

and foreiqners were not welcomed there. The mutual jeal-
ou: _; of European powers helped to p:rpetuate this situction
uae became intolerable, and-in return fcr the usual shady
aqreoments nut to interfero with the ambitions of others else-
were, France was given a fee hand t6.go ahead. By 1912. it
was possible to speck of “pacification,” and since that date,
vith a shadowy nutive ruier in nom nally supreme authorily.
the civilizing of ‘Morceco had gone far enough by 1913 for
that country’ ta have iis “pavilica’”’ in the Exhibiticn. But unde:
the surfeee aationalism fermanted, raising difficulties for the
Sulton woli as for French miltary and civil aviker
Thess ds Hes have naw become cente. and have bean
‘siged dn the Uni Weta Dy tha ropreueAiotive vt Trek, 1a
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open negutiations for a cessation
of hostilities dDayed on the thirty-
eighth Parattel, :
Ia those five, weary, bloody
months proposst after $1t-Cated
Proposal Called the negative alr of
Communist abduracy’ and U.N.
insistenre. Meanwhile, the tighting
had gone on, savage and costly.
Aud ridge by dreary rlige had tate
ten, taking their tall of thowsands
of lives.
And what

af the final xettie-

mena TE To Sbnheahe defined a (ON

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‘ negotiators after

territorlal vietory:
The present battle tne—now
trom ten to forty miles fnside
North Korea—will become the
permanent truce Itne If agreement
is reached withia thirty days on
outstanding sxenda ties, Uf the.
agreement is forthcoming the
afnucs will surrender any territory
gained in the next month's Hight-
ing. If there is no accord the

aiscussions will go on and a news

Une wit be drawn up along the
polhts of battle cuntact at the
UUme the peace Is finally signed.
Rat hes by a plenary session of
tower echetan
Rroups had debated for days the
topographical details, the Une that
will separate the two armies ex-
tends from a point south of Kas-

EX,

ate unauthcrized nosing in thele
own backyard, the Communist
plan made no mention of inpec-
tlon behind the nes, '

MANGE OF WAR
Io Ualted, Nations
prison compounds are: 168346
prlsoners—148.036 Nerth Kare.
ans and 1,610 Chinese, Just how
many U.N. prisoners the enemy
is holding ts not knewn since
nelther North Korea nor Com-
munis, China is a member of
the Geneva convention on war
prisoners, therefere docs net
report them. Currently missing
are 10,872 U.N. treops and 88390
South Koreans. At Tuesday's
plenary session, when the cease
thre line was raulfled, Admiral
Chartes ‘Turner Joy, chief of the”
United Nations delegates,, sug- .
gcsted cach side prepare siatss- -
tes on prisoners fo speed that
{Issue when Ko comes up far
debate, The sentor delegate
Proposed that each side prepare
the latest available Information
on names, nadonalities aad
other Hentification of all war
prisoners and the focation af all
prisoners af war camps.

CAPTIVES:

ong on the cust coaut to the mouth 3 RECOMMENDATIONS TO TUE

of the lnjin river on the western GOVERNMENTS
the

stabuard. Extending along
length of the twisting line is 2
neutral corridor two and a half
tile: deep. which Inctudes Pan.
munjom, site of the armistice

” negstlavions fer the past month but

fal!s by several miles tu encompass
Karsong, former peace city.

Hut three multi-pronged probl-
ems of the five-point peacn agenda

frcuamed to be settled. fu order ceport from the batile flony that countries ““phey branaat Cie $id

ee nang et eat nntrnne

CONCERNED;
Never a clear point, this vaguely
worded ilem results from a U.N,
refusal to put en the agenda the
withdrawal of troops frem Korea.
The U, N. insisty ihat troop
withdrawals form part of a poli.
teat aspect and have no part in
armistice discussions,

AG week's end came a blurred

VERBAL CLASH IN U. N.
East and West were still poles
apart-and nyu move yet made in
ths spacious ¢chambers of ths
Pala.s de Cinailet, where the sixth
siss.0n of the United Nanons Gee
neral Asszmibly 1s convening, a2-
emed capable of boidging the
yawning hlutue of suspicion and
at

tension ndw oso niueh ow part
East-West relationships. /
Disarmament wan stil the

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number one issue on the dust
Uke agenda nnd the Big Two
viet Russ.a and the ULS A’ were
no closer to agreement now than
they had been at the ouiset.

But now there was a new point
of friction, wh.ch Soviet Foreign
Miuster Andrei Vishinsky  raiscd
test week. It concerns a provision
iy the American Mutual Security
Act, which beeame ‘law last Octo-
ber. ‘The provision authorizes the
Provident ta spend up to $100 nul.
Kon out of military ald funds “for
any sclieted persons who are resid-
ing in or escapecs from” Sussia
and the satellites “either to form
such persons into elements of the
miltaiy force supporting the
North Attantic ‘Treaty organization
er for other purpas:s, “ The
sponsets of the prov.sion ciarm
that “other purposes” provides an
opening for them to aid under-
eround forces behind the Iron
Curtin .

The Russians provested that the
Mutual Sccurity Act was designed
to “f.mance subersive activines of
persons and urmed groups
{toy finance trsitms and war
eriminals “who fed from their

anooagreement on 2a

aboktion of atomic weapons.

a
iAHy Uscognged thy bs.me canteat of the Bay
fu any emergency wind ee
Tse pledees Were made al tn? their own poqulod ied
. *
. . inxstence ey Washington which had ant make decisten of
- > pa - Ame spe q
Thy A Wary eye on Ure Connecti, press qaesiiag oar ies
KOREAN CEASE FIRE LINE a atl land wartite fat, ceased and dierscor et the Combmorm, ta the Grriiaa unity. .

RATIFIED IN PLENARY Tat achedulald apprarance (hes# are qua ante the sea nod warfare . oa
SESSION: CESSATION OF {1 three questlsses; rats stilt gong nit, Covsespiniients oo The new Albed-Ronn arrange:
LAND FIGHTING REPORTED : i ig. Teperled Targe, Ares! alnng the eu: ny fore. a change ay MEH! Maul wade acrecmmemt ow a

G) SUPERVISING THE ARMIN. Communist fedot and complete “ ee . ‘ 1 vdei” of the Lurepean arcu ‘Taad i a malt.

Into the chitly, ratn-suaked.  THCEs Keech site distrosts IN© tranquillity 7 ot cae mee Ege ES atonal aTiny camposed of anita -

7 . ome : oa wee wee ee dts whoteige . 7 TT :
roadside tert at Fanmunjon this ether and each feard that the at was not ciead from where the Ve. _ ad the rest of the HOM) Frvaee, Germany, Belgium,
. feck sweet a gust of accord. Unit. obher might use” the. Hut tor cegce fire ardor bid carsmated bOt a -ancedslf ihe move fa Russia, YY ene Evscmbourg, ee

eP Nations and Communint de. Pelnfarcement and re-equipmede from Key West, Florida, wheze : “ cat neue news or Q ; y The uncertainties surrounding

Sexates set a thirty day deadline “in new weapons ‘To obviate pyRigent Truman is taking his . . ere ain in a long-range the agreement stem from. three

for concluding a truce as they, at ‘Wifficulties an@ to allay suspi- winter vacation, came a vigorous | . eee anes Neurite’ bettie sources, First of these ts the poll-

the same time. came to an agre- clans sume sort of inspection eulal fram Presideniiat Press ve ve nnd he weet took the Hical situation tn West Germany
emeént.on the second item of the  8¥stent ts called for, The United Secretary Joseph Short, Said he: iduanee vied ‘sunultancous an- Where Dr, Adensuer’s stength has

hy _ . Natiens Command ire” ou“ ° “ _
° peare agenda—the location of the ome ccaamand proposed @ “There ean be na cease fire“in hounesments trom Washington, ven weakened by woses In recent
cease fire Une, Joint polleing train, free to travel! Korea unill an armistice has been POURS Re ad Pans declared that dy-electlons ta extreue Rightiat

Agreement came just five months 2#ywhere In Korea. The Com- signed.” Rendon as . mane ee pa jes speclally
to the-day after Soviet Deputy ta MUnISt propusal calls for a joint , the Western Big Three were pre- Parties and especially (o the power-
th : ited N i and arntistice comni‘sston responsible - oT pared to coniér secretly with Rus- ful, well-disciplined Soctatint party

e United Natlony, Jacob A, ‘ § . . sia and Luis Padilla Neryo, presi- 94 Dr. Kurt Schumacher, They

> Mallk, proposed that beth sides fF armistice arrangements and ene » Unite ; Getie- Clalist: party leader ha: ,
i: . aupervision, Never oncs to toler- EAST AND WEST CONTINUE dnt of the Untied Nations Gerie- Clalist’ party leader has aeaK" .
i ral Assembly in an effort to reach Ur. Adenauer of a “sell-out” fo the

common .‘Ulies. Me is inflexibly opposed to

proposal for disarmament and the the Furepean army proposal snd
insists that Germany rearm as a”

Taken off guard Foreign Mi- "Mleonal equal with the Atlantic

nister Vishinsky asked for time to
cousider the proposal.

THE
GERMANY'S,

Three tacts were tanghing the
Issues of West German savercigniy

fast week, al vainly interlocked

Pact countries or refrain-*from
participation,

The second factor is French

distrust of Germant rearmament .

PROELEM OF WEST ior which reason they piloted the
SOVEREIGNTY Furopean army idea ‘into proint-

pence ta aa cffart to head off any
ride prustent
plan.

German rearmament

The third factor, and perhaps

and all hinge’ to a none-toa-clear the most important of all, Is ho

talurs,

How was the

Ferteral Reprdiic with Its huge
Ruhr industries and technical

resaurces ta de weliled lo the West
and how was it to be fused into
the Atiantic Community and tts

dazzle of unity, lung the hopo of
. aki Germans and recently bronght
{West} Germau ts the fore

aguin by un Each |

German invitation to West Ger-
many to participate lo nation-wide
elections, . .

However the issue, were res-

potential military inanpuwer tapped hed even the most guileless optl-
so that it would flow into Com- Mls} would uot predict full West

munity channels?

Last week the Western Big

Three Foreign Ministers and the

S
Seaa Government made an ap- | wy

prosch to solve these prodlems.
U.S. Seeretary of State Dean
Acheson, British Foreiga Secretary
Antauny Eden and French Foreign
Ministor Roderi Schuman met
with) Bonn Chancellor Konrad
Adzrauet in Paris, They approved
a. agreenient which moved Chan-
e:llor Adecauer to remark with
thetoric favour: “An histories!
event which has brought Western
Germany forever Inty dae Western
camp

The essentiais of the agreemeot
are:

Poun vecupation§ will end but

German membership in the N. A.
¥. O. before . :

Allicd troops will remain‘on West -

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f.  stralghtened—the cross is 30 concerning the yearly export Sliaec so Jong as there Is anything
[ metres above the street and wus of Chilean nitrate, Professor Char- left of the vehicle ft can collect
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publication and if we feel Kke commenting can do 57 «t
once withoul waiting fer next weck's edition. Thus we con
acknowledge “Chatiee Box’s”. comment on our column of

_ the «week bofore. We had asked {er examples of weeds.

which Lko “innings”. have a singular form glong wih aa
"and

“a” terminaticn. Chatter Box camo up with {series
it is a good: exumele—the dictionary statés” clearly that
is serves beth ‘as singular ord plural. Chetter Box also
mentions that the headline “STIX NIX CRIX - “PIX” bom
“Variety” would produce blank despair on tha‘ faco. of any
Englishman that come across it. It would do the. ‘seme to
99 out ci cus hund#ed Americans. Probably ninety percent
of these who do grasp the translation live. or huve Hved.
within a one mile radius of Times Squore. Although it will
be comparable to transiction ‘from the Urdu {we used to
speak it. but now have forgotten; you knew how it is when
you don't keep a language up) we shall attempt to alarify
the mecning: First of all ‘the strict meaning, In the terse
language cf Broadway: Stix means sticks, Nix fs “says no
to". Crix is critics cnd Pix is pictures. In other words tho
_ movie fans who ‘live in the country do not swarm ‘to the
. bex clfice when a film thet has been highly. praised by
reviewers arrives. at the local flicker-house. WALL STREET
LAYS AN AGG is, obviously, a reference to the crash of
. ‘29. “To lay an egg”. when one Is not speaking of a bird.
means to drop a brick or put your foot in your mouth.

wa

Werds are fun. even the serious study of
words. I yeu find yourself in the house some rainy
noon without a game ef canasta to fill your Hime rick
mmery and crcuse uuough a. Tha dicts
Ing tome,
Yeday at means
Its original rrecning
Its rresent

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shibkcler for instance.
word, watchwerd: a ocrty slogan.”
in Hebrew was “eor of corn or stream in flood”.
usage stems from the time Jephtha used it as a beet
password to distingu: is men from the fleeing Eshr.
—who could not prenunce it ccrrectly. The same idec is
used in today’s wotinre. English speaking troops ofen
employ werds that-o st he pronounced easily by the en-
positon. The idea even want further in an anecdote pubdii-
shed in these pages a few weeks ago. American sold’er to
unknown:, What are the words of “The Star Spangled Ren.
ner? Answer: “Damned if I know them”. Soldier: * ‘Advance
American soldier, and be recounized.”

Lary

werd "oa.

- - 7

“Burcombe”, also known as bunkum, was the nome
of a U. S. Congressm:m who made a pointless speech to
impress his constituents. "Chauvinism”, the practise of bl nd

+ patriotism, comes from the name of Chauviu a soldier who
was continually boasting of Mapoleon’s g'ery. “Cabal”, an
intigue, is a werd cemposed of the inilial letters of the
nemes of five English gentlemen who conspired against
authority. With these words we kave hardly started in an
investigation that com be as exciting as rezding detectve

> steries. But if the history and use of Words ia an interestirg
study. the otservatica cf the mis-use of words is even mere
fun We blush to say that we have an Aunt who “blursnes”

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as

“Tevenue of trees” in front of her house. Aldous Huxley once

', wrote a delightful story about a young man who thought

the word “cerminative’ meant red, of of perlain‘'nq to thet
color. Huxley recourts how the fellow bandied the werd
“about in an in agi manner, and, most cf the time vot
away with it since none of his Hsteners knew the aiiferen.
Actually the werd describes a remedy fer fleiviences And
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A iow weeks ago I commented that the perternances
ef tho Karadura Koncest Kompany. some trenty-five yoors
age. must have been as corny as their nome. One of the
organizers cl that enterprise, Mr. Bort Gov since
intermed me that they were very gocd and that {2
by their efforts were able to raise the stm ct one iheusan. §
pounds for Earl Haiy’s Fund. The members o: izo partly. were”,
all members of the British Legion and thal once more ©
demonstrates my contention that Legion Me:wbers of those
dava were mora serious abcut their memberskip ard the
objects cf the Legicn than the now members oi nowadays .
To anyene who may feet offended at my comments about -
the neme of the company. I cpologise most sincerely, but
nevertheloss { still ccns der that the Name, Karadura Koncert ,
Kompany, was a crumby one. Or should i-aay “xrumby"?... —
incidentclly. the sugcest'on put forward by “JOE” last week *
that the apparent lack of enthusiasm on the parl of the new -
members may bo attributed to the fact that there are now ~
more ladies who qualify fer membership, and so forth,
doesn't convince me very much . T recall a dinner at .
the Country Club, two or three years ago, at which tho
ladies sang the barrack rocm ballades of the 1939-1945 af-
tray with quite as much gusty on husiasm as the men .

And anyone who states that the ladies cre not as keonft’y : :
© periy as the men frevaricates, and the truth is notin .
him . . . Mr. Bert Gould, who has always been active in ~
Legion affairs, cnd ‘for his service in the Second World War «-
was decorated by the Chilean Government and rewarded |
handsomely by His Majesty's. is still around and very vital. —
Now that the electicn of ¢flicers is approaching, I emphatical. -
ly suggest that the members’ of the Legion couldn't do better |
than vote for Mr. Alkert ©. Gould, M. M., as President . . |:
This is not a paid announcement. It's just the expression of
a personal opinion, to wh'ch anyone is entitled. Mr. Gould -

- may, put his medals on back to front. or the wrong way -

round,” when he altends Church Porade, but. as he says,
“What the heck! The Sergeant-Mcicr won't be: here”!

D. A. P. in his "Hell Box’ the other week expressed his’:
confusicn at vagaries of the Enghsh Lanquage as used by.’
the resorter of a Cricket Match. He needn't fea! so upset
about it, because Iam mora than sure than there are many...
Enahshinen who would be as equally puzzled.by many oft "
tho terms . . . And I can’t imagine a greater punishinent fcr
any Englishmen than to be cast on a desert island with the:
Sports Section of aj American newspaper as a sole!
companion . . . {have to confess that, even after a residence!
of some six years in New York, and in spite of the tact that its
was a staunch supporter cf the Baseball Team formed by the?
employees of the Bank that hed the doubtful honor ef ce 2 yp
ing me among them, i still am unable to explain the Suid Yeldr
pomts of the game-. Once it was explamed to me very,
rarefully by a profound student of the sporting world how
Baseball was evolved from cr.cket, but [ cdn't even recall’
that interesting point . . . Maybe the fact that the ground’
which the tecin used was attached to-Tromer’s Stewery in!
Breoklyn. and the liquid refreshment was good and plentifi!
has something to do with the fact that I didn't pay as much
atienten to the game as J should have done As for the
werd “innings”, which bothered D. A- PB. so much, 1 was
always under the imrressicn that it wes one of those peculict
Engush werds with ct plural ferm, but is teally singutar, Suchi
as ries. The question is one for a philologist to explain:
and if there! is one im the audience, now's the
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store frunia In, a quarter mile arca. Weekend shappera were bowled
aver by the blast ond persons fn gearby houses were trapped as

ecilings and walls caffapsed | - Discovery af erteniive manganese
depostts in the northwestern arias of British Guiana wis Peported
by the Bartina Gold Mining Compnay (Canada) Ltd. ‘ihe ‘report
aatd preliminary tests indicated & lange tonnage of rathersiew grade
ore. ie .

4

Prine Minister Churchill and the three other ministers who are

vo accompany him to Washington will depart on the Queen Mary
, on .December..29, for discussions with President Truman, expected
to begin January $rd. The other minist’rs are Anthony Egen, Lord
Ishmay, end Lord Cherwell. On leaving, Washington Mr. Churchill
will visit Canada at the tnvitation of the Canadian Guvernmert and
spend two or three days in Ottawa. The two visits iil probably take
about a fortnight. after which Mr. Churchill will return home by air.

Charles Norris, a Zé-year-old American in Paris was ready for
bed when be saw a picture of Princess Margaret in a newspaper.
tle was so smitten with her beauty he decided to attempt a mecting.
.Tha newspaper reported that the Princess was atiending a charity
tall that night. Norris put on his tuxedo and borrowed 8,000 francs
for a ilcket to the ball. Making h’s wey through o koot of admirers
around Margaret, he offered his hand. He ssid: “Excuse me, Your
Highness, I should tke to present myself. 1 om an American and
my name fs Chuck Norris”. “I am delighted to meet you,” the

Yrincess replied. When Norris asked for a dance. however, she told.

him that she sorry, but was “booked up”.

” . .

Protestant and oman Catholic churches througheut Uritain will
oitee epc@ul prayers And tr : en Beccles o fer the
restoration to health of King George ¥

The King, recovering from
a Jung operation. celebratcs the Ofteent aunwersary of jus access.on
to the throne on December Mth - . When Amertezn troops in
Korea offered ro.share thelr Thanks2iwing holiday food supplies with
uther. United Nations troops the offer was politely deckned by
British units. They explained that they would rsther walt for the
special rations unul A British-type turkey celebrat.en was mere tn
order at Christmas tme.

A move to re-create the Home Guard, the vuluntery body of
part-time Seldiers who stood grant over Britain white ber army
was fighting abruad in World War H, was approved this week by
the House of Commons on its*second reading. No sute wan taken,
although Labour party members quesiloned the necessity for the
measure and said that it would offer amendments to it in the com-
miliee stage of consideration that will follow tbe second reading.

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tbe Nav, conferred with President Troman ne  raddeuly coked
hha: “One of your anvestora was sh: chief of the Oxace tride, wasn't
hee. + Vea My, dresident,” sald Mr. Whitehair “and
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at whiskey?" said the President... *Yés, sit.” sald Mr, Whitehale
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SCHOOL DEPT.: On Thursday afterncen, m New Haven, there
was # mMeeling of university presidents, One of the attendants was
Dr. Franklyn Murphy, the new head of Ute University of Kansas,
who ls only 35 years cld—the young st hind of a major universiiy.
The 35-year-old Murphy said to Whitney Griswold, whe “president
of Yale: “I've become somewhat of a curlosity—being potnted! out,
the youngest, etc. I think I should have my hair Pulled out or else
dye it gray)... “Just wait two ycars,” the 40-year-old Griswold
replied’ “Two more years at the joo—and your hair will fall out.”

PHOTO DEPT.: Dr, Albert Elnstein rontinnes to rank amobg
those whose photo fs published most frequently. -A visiter at Princeten
sald to Einstein: “You are 8 scient:st, mathematiclan, teacher,
autbor—if you were asked to give yo r proiess on, what would you
saye" . “My profession?” said Einstein, “photographer's model>

ART. DEPT.: Tom Bgsnton, whose home is in Kansas City,
‘decided to use his talents ug a paintcr to help the victims of the
recent SMloed, He therefore prepared lithographs depicting the plight
of the ficod-sufferers, struck off enough copies fur Congress and
toalled the lithographs to the Congressmo‘n in the hope of inducing
them to legislate Increnses in relict funds . . Most of the Con-
gressmen, unaware of the worth of a Benton lithograph, ignered
it. Rep. Dick Bolling and his staff visited the offices of his col-
leagues, retrieved the Benton lithographs from their waste-baskets,

took the hthographs to Kansas City and sold tnem at aucuon for-eagy

the benchit of Coed victina.

SCHOOL DEPT.: Michael DiSalle, the Price Stabillzer, was
laviled to make the commencement address at St. Mary's, in Soath
Send, Ind. DiSalle's daughter, a pupil at that school, is a member
of the graduating class. In bs leiar of acceptance, Disalle told
the bead of the schoel: “Thanks for your invitation. I was yuing
to be there anyway.” .

Mike Todd has become the jumping jack of show business
Hefore ‘he cume to Broadway he won and lost several fortunes,
and @& series of hit shows made him rch agam. ‘Paen he gained
iw away, made another fertume and lost that too. Now h? and
Lowell ‘Thomas have been devetng ther time to the production
of trl-dimenstonal movies. Sir Alexandcr Korda saw a samipte,
spread the word that it would revolutionize moviemaking and
again Todd is riding high, with capital cam offers which can
net him several millions. “Il come bace to Broadway only when
I have enough not to worry about a review.” said the producer.
“Th produce a show only when I feel that my Jife doesn’t go

with it.”

,

The Overseas Press Club, which invited the Mayor to be guest
of honor at a luncheon to discuss and be qufstioned about his
recent trip ctibroad, réccived no reply. They withdrew the I(nvita-
tion. . Sen. Bricker hears that Michacl Dis alle's official announce-
ment of his candidacy for the U. S. Senate will be made on Fed.
is . . The Associated American Artists, which developed a ce-
ramics besiness for ity 20 artists, now is venturing into another
held—fabrics, They'll be featured at Macy's . . . As of last night,
Dap Topping says he still hayn't heard from Joe DiMaggio abozt

next year’s plans.

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HEN Waldo Murdoch, whose trade, whea he fet ithe cording

at it, wae rendering

inheritance,

W

ercatures.
there had been fo comme

came inte the unerpected
+ in Brichton to

“Ma.
oried,

“He'd latter Dissie said
“UD he Nadivt gor hone saca he
did, le eould avs rust keptoon
traveling, for ak the concern I'd
ever have” ,

“DT guess Mr Nointock has the
teal money.” J) Maid. looking
over her should: jooked hike

equsl it since the- time when, eleven years before ane of the Perkins he was fceling good about atowhen

tras, wih Me MOTE LOfewa. BIg Lad & vee So bh Bale “Qe.
ning. ran away in broad daylight with the resident nilatster'y second

vate.

‘

as tor the lownspeople. none
of them. not even Aunt Susie
Shook, who told fortunes by
reating tea lenves or coffee
- gtuunds if neccessary, Aad ever
- Rad the remotest tdea that anyth-
tee in the nature of sudden
wealth would fall into Waldo
Murdock’s scrawny lap, while at
the same time, of course. propic
were quick to say that if he had
not been sitting. down, as usual,
instead of being’ up and doing,
“there would have ‘been no iap of
hes for it ty fall into; and certainly
Waldo self, even though he
daydream bout almost. everyth-
ing else. under the sun, had never
enscrained ‘such a farfetched
thooght in his mind.

Waldo ad not even know he
had a brother in Austral‘a and.
even t( he had known ut, he would
tat he

never Rave imagined
+ ~ wouht bs remembered in a will.
Fron Bangor to Buriingten, all

the Murdceks especially the home-
ownins Urancn of th: family,
were Enewn Unioughout the entire
region nurth ue. Boston tor their
tran, which relatives-by-nuvrrlige

wprwemammend ogher outsiders called cus-

eioonet oars edging
~ath ene ar
, at was all Waldo could do
to force himself, after having
cast aude pride of long standing
publicly to admit blood relat.
torstup with another Murdock,
evea-uf he had hved in Australia,
> long enough’ to go to the bank in
Watrville and eash the check

thy lawyer from Portland had
handed hen
“Pay no mind to what the

people say.” he told the clerk in

* the bank. “There may be others’

tn the State of Maine bearing the
name of Murdock, but there's not

a single drop of mingling blood.

thst I would own to. I'd sooner
elasmn Mrship with my old black
cow than I would with a so-called
Murdock.” .

SOLE

ENT aoJrepan

VNONTALA

Dessie, Waldo's wife.iwas. at the
beginning, the most ievelheaded
of all. She mainta:ned hee mental
balance, if oniy at the start, much
better than Waido and same of
the townspeopie. Dessie, although
afterward she regretted not hav-
ing gone along. even mmained al -
heme and tended the house chores
while Waldo was away tn Waterv-
ill cashing the check. There was
-only one thing she did out of the
ordinary that forenoon, and that
aas to make Justine, the hired
grl, air the parlor aint shake out
the scatter russ, even tf it were
mot Saturday.

During all that tume the neigh-
bors were mnging her up on the
phone and asking what she was

gong to do with all that money, her. She stepped dack, looking are

“but that, too in’ the begianing,
failed to veer the even measure of
her thoughts,

“When the check 3s cashed. if
i's not worthless. and itil be a
wonder if 1:'s st. there be
ample ume at Rhsnd@ fer mie to
fo out of my way to tht about
it’ she told them. “Right row,
and hkely forever after, ws noth
ing but 9 ser: wi and a pron.se on
asap of pr

ro wert Wath
er each time
ng to ane of the-
netghbers on th: phone, She was
not exactly wormed. she told
Justine, but sne was feeling
Impauent. Walde failed to come
home at the noon hour for dinner.
and it was not long after that
before she, Uke everybody else in
Brighton who was vorking himself
-into a. frenzy over Waldo's sudden
windfall. began thinking what
could be done with the money.
Late that afternoon Walde drove
up to the. doorrard and left the
‘automobile standing there instead
of putting i$ away in the shed
where it belonged.
h Justine came running to tell
er.

har
sha fia. shy

PMPOR TERS

DE KEPRESENTACIONSS

Vente — Coma

me gOt Ouse 1 the aul.’

Dissie leaped to her feet. -

“Go on about your tasks, what-
ewer they be, Justine,” sho sard
crossly. “ft's"none of your monev.
if there {s any. anyway.” .

Justine went to the kitchen and
watched Waldo ‘come along the
path to the. side door,

Waldo came in, throwing his
hat on the table. He looked at
Dessie for a moment, cocking his
head a Httle to one side. His coat
peckst sagged heavily.

Neither Dessie nor Wuldo spoke
for s while.

Presently Dessie walked up to
him and beld out her hand.

“Guess I'll take cherge for th
“ume being, Waldo." she said-
stiff_ly. “Hand it over.”

Waldo reached’ into his coat
pocket, drawing out a mostly
empty. bottle and handing tt te

ft severely, Thon, without a word, *
shz grabbed the bottle by the neck
and slung, it with' all her might
acrass ths room. It ‘struck tne
wall, shattering into dozera of
pieces.

“Eomight have known it, and I
would hive, if T had onty-had the
sense God has ¢ P+ most peeple!”
sho said. raising her vance “I've
got only mysclf to blame!”

Waldo ‘reached for a char

“Now, thire’s 7 for 4
fhuman to take : he
Said, “Everything virned out, from
here to there and back again, lke
it’ was made to order.”

Copy heer
aaa Che 10:
wa her face digappe ined: cumtplet~
aly while she watched Waldo
Beane th: rol ap and down tn
fis hand.

“Al Five gai to say.” shit began.
sig that L never whought Td ive
te Dtenthe the mir of the day
shen a deceasine Murdock would
have Une decency tc do the honor-
able thirig witn has money, even
ig ht couldn't fina means of tak-
ing it along wih hem when he
went, which would Se a wonder if
he didn't try to da and he prob-
ably did, anyway.”

Waldo leaned back and let her
talk to her heart's content. He
felt so good himself that he
wanted her to. have a good time,
too. He let her sveak what came
fo mind without uttering a single
grumble.

“Have you any more blood
relations that weve neglected to
remind ourselves of, Waldo?” she
asked, leaning- owaid him. “It
seems to mé that f recall your
second’ cousin ‘in Skowhegan gay-
ing ence some -years ago that a
lock went -to California at
th: end of the Spanish- Americas
War and prospected for gold. It
might be that he struck it rich

there, which a iot of people
did, so I've ‘read. if reading can‘
be believed. If wed been more
particular about your bleod relat-
ions-in the past, wa woulda't have
to sit here now and wrack our
brains trying to call them to mind
ata time Hke this” *

“Gucss I have ‘no tload relations
of the name of Murdock.” Waldo
sard firmly.

Dessie drew a deep brenth and
cused longingly 9: + wargy pod
ot uresnbacks by up and
downoim her hbustana’s hand.

Suddenly ‘she jeaned ‘forward
and grasped ths rou desperately.
Wuldo snatched + from her. ,

S10 Up gecisiveis

“Well, anyway weil be
she said calmiv “We sor! :
it awav oon trifies like a Jot ¢
prople would who 1 could mento:
tf Phad a mind to”

“Ive got it all asttled, Dessie,
Waldo told her, sintling ag
kindly fechas came over hur
“Guess we can afford to have ,
food time now st our age. Mayb.
we want be Hagering here moe}
longer, ahich would be a shain
if we hadn't taken full advantag
of if by the tums we we.
Wouldn't be no sense ht hoarain,
it only to have to epass it alon;
to somtebody els: after we ar;
gone.”

Dessie nodded approvingly, he:
spirits rising again. ~

“T've always wanted 8 fur neck.
pieces, Waldo,” she anid, her fax
bright with hope.

Dessie did not sleep a singts
wink that night. For an hour afte
they had gone to bed, she lay
silently tense, listening.- Waldo di¢
not stir. He lay an his back listen.
ing to Dessie's Iebored breath!

Just -before midnizht Dessie
up as quietly as she possibly could
and tiptoed to the foot of thé bed
where Waldo had laid his pants
over the kack“of a chair. Ti was
dark in the recm with the shadts
drawn, and she took care in feel-
ing her way to th? chair, She was
trunblung nervously when she
touched it, and the jercing of her
brcath had started a pain in her
chest. Without losing, any morz
time sh? sd her hard into the
panig pocket.

“Get you: hand out of my
pants, Dessic,” Waldo said, rising
up in bot “Leave that money
ee”

Dessit cropped the pants with-
out having touched the money,
and Went back to bed without s
word Newths of them spyke os
she lay down again and tried to

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Dessie dropped the pants and

went to the window. Sh» stood-

there watching a red dawn break
in the east. After a while she
begun .éressing, and as she was
leaving the chamber she- heard
Justine starting ¢ Ure in the
Kitchen stove. °
While she and Justine were
preparing breakfast. she. began to
rabre how urieasy she really was
about the money. She had spent
a aleepléss night worrying over
the wealth, and she was afrajd she
would not get’a chance t6.6pend
a single penny of it herself.
Mrs Murdock.” Justine said,
oming end standing beside her.
G and I could get mated right
lay if we had the monéy for.a
chamber suite.” .
“Let Carl Friend make his own
money." "Dessie said-sharply, turn-

| ing on the girl. “Me and.my husb-

and have worked hard all our
lives for what we possess, It wont
> hurt Carl Friend to-do the some
-for you, if he wants a family.”

“I couldn't sleep much las:
night for staying awake’ wondering
if you and Mr. Murdock wouldn't
want to help me out,” Justine said
persistently. “Especially becaus:
Tve worked here for you six years
without osking favors, and I didn't
think you'd miss a little of all that

_ tag inheritance: from -Austratia.”

“Mind your own affatres.
Justine!" she said sharply. ' Bes-
ides, Carl Fatend can get. the
thoney from hia own family tf he
wants to furnish a house for’ you.
Thos> Friends have made plenty
of profit In roof-tinning in the
pas.” . . +

“They won't help any, Mrs.
Murdock,” Justine “said sadly:
-"And Carl and I don't want to
have to wait and wait-and walt.”

“You don't have to hurry the.

marriage for‘any reason, do you?”

Dessie asked susptctously. .
Justine looked-at her for several

moments her thoughts racing

through her mind. .

oe” exactly.” she adnilttcd at

Well, then,” Deasle said. turm-

ing away, “In that case, you can
afford to wait.” “

In turning abruptly she almost
walked headlong Into Waldo. He
had come into the kitchen and

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glob: Bootes tou Une
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woe atehed hint travel
eting what he wee about te
duo Ghe sent to the wide and
Watched aa he waked to tie tonal
shed and came out a moment
deter carrying a soade With the
coffes can in ome hand and ihe
spade over his shouldsr. he disap-
peared out of sight behind the
barn wast

Tk was not’ until almost ten
tninutes had passed that Dessie’
Tealizcd what Waldu was dasog
behind the barn

Just gs she was opening the
door to run out there annlobservy
him. from the carner of th barn,
Waldo walked into view He came

toward the house. carrying the.

spate but sot the coffee ¢an.
Dessie’s heart Sank He had buried
the can. and th money with tt.
and sane had failed w get cur
there ih time -to sce where the
wealth ‘had been hidden. She
walked back into the kitch-n and
placed Uecakfast on thé tante.
Waide came in a few minutes
later washed his hands at thé
pump, and sat down at his place
He began eating as though noth-
ing out of the ordinary had iuken
Place out behind the barn. Neither
she nor Waldo had anything to
say. to each other during the
whole twenty minutes they were

at. the table. When he’ finished -

eating, he got up and put on his
hat.

“Have some affairs to attend to
in the village,” he sald shortly.
“Wil be away for the forenoon.
the whole of it. :

Dessie nodded. She had to grip

hier hands tightly in order to hide”

her impatience. She waited until
Waldo had got Into the car and
dricen aver the hil out-of sight,
and then she grabbed Justine by
the artn and pulled her ‘through
the door. Pushing Justine ahead,
Desste ran as fast as she could to
the tool shed. where she quickly
snatched up two spades, and then
hurried toward the back of the
Shs set Justine to digging right
away, while she looked the ground
~over carefully, ‘hoping ta find
‘evidence of a freshly covered hole.
She searched for nearly half an
hour without finding a single
trace of the hole she was pusitive
Waldo had dug, and after that
‘she went to work, digging method-
jeally. ° 7

After several :hours Justine
slumped to the ground, completely
exhausted. Dessie was tired. too,
and tne blisters on her hands
made digging so painful that she
scoukt hardiy bear to noid the

2d OF DECEMBER
WHOLE TICKET $ 400.- TWENTIETH $ 20.-

(TAX INCLUDED: -

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spate ante thes aor
wiunesd tO bvg chogeie to der

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but when ahs
Dessie’s clas-

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flanced up ands.
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would be uscless to ask

she ken s Cred atid As

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ryenung “He su has. Mee Mueriogt.
wkh Carl and Walde stil its the bo: rad) of aaves Uye
Dab rot ret Draste felt po geen ea @ nosing Ha Oh nae

fyoihst she aacted crats took over”
ag ane felt (ara Desse who Rad mse. fron che

wer Just

Inssle stoped fur a Moment to comune into Arf eves. tne phone chair until ake was admoct erect,
ease her back .Whrn her eyes began to ring. She tay motiontess, sat down, hard

were raised from the ground, she

saw Foot Paxton leaning over the my

stone Wall beside tht roads Tune
dred feet away. aa

“Golns fishing — Dusste?™ he

“Let him bet" she cei endly.
“ET deut want part or parcel of
him. He had mie dugyice
ground all day loom i
Money in o coffer can and

stoning to iwoomnas for acveral
$s hoping aul while that
M would stop so Sit could beyin
erging.

The phovte ¢xt not sioy, and tt

valled “Sce youte digging fishing sutunded? as af mo never would as wasnt there at all. Let the schcol-

warms.”

long sa she lived. Sas gut to her teacher tak> him. Ive had my

Dessivy thrust fev band agaist feet, pressing her hinds aver her share and more of suffering, and
the small of her aching back and ars in order ta Eeep out the nuw Td be comforted tuo se

straightened up ia hile mare.

Thought Po might.” she said
slowly. “it's been a long Ume
since I went.”

“Now tlint you and Waldo.have -
“all that monry to falute on.” Fred <
sud, “I guess you ard hin can 4 Voice boomed.

afford to spend all your ame

doing -nothing but
have a mind to” ‘

fish) if you Sho it could be

sound, and stumbled polnfully 12) somebody else have a godly por-
ths hati. There she sat down in tion of it. Sudden wealth aul show
the chatr bes. ths sand and up a man’s true nature erry time,
liftrd: the. peoe:ver. .... and Tm glad I found out ine true
“Helly” she saxt “unsteady. “~ atze and shape of Waldo Murdock’s
“Is this Waids Murtoct s wife?” nature before I wasted another
Single day of my life on him”
“You mean youre mx going
tO try to stup Waldo from going
beBttr qway to the other end of the

“Yes” she ansarned. wondering

“Then youd beter

“Muybe.” she said, ughtemng yourself and tech Waldo home world with Muss Wisaat*

her lips.

The mere menuon of the money Jate. This 1s Char
inflamed-her thoughtS: untit-she {s-cver here at my place, in the--tionr-nor on!
he bent €88:, part of todn, annoying my
ag ithe housshold. and & he was a Demo- moment later she shimped brek-
round ¢Tat, I'd shoot him cys, instead enly in the chair. She called

could not see clearty. $
over the spade,- thrust!
blade into the rough, stony:£)

whore he beioncs before it's too “No!” Dessic sald emphatically

1.8 Mason, Waldo “waldo Murdock has a

She hung up the receiver. a

“ kept of turning the jo over to his Justine several times befone

with all her niight. -She
doggedly at It untY she was certain’
Fred had walked out of sight over

“the nl.

Later she sent Justine. to the
kitchen for some. bread ond

potatoes |
and when Justine returned,

sat down in the shade of ‘the doing.” ;

barn and ate hurriedly.

wife. I've never in my Life scen a
man behave bke he's doing. T sone out with Carl Friend.
guess it’s pubbe knowledge by- etter that she-hurtied into her
now, otherwise I wouldn't be ciothes and went back fo the
repeating it that sudden wealth phone. She rang up Thornton

eft over from breakfast, has gone to bis head. but that’s pranchard, her lawyer, and told
Dessie St: no excuse Tor the way he's him to come right away. He lived

‘only a few miles distant. -and he

“What's Waldo doing?" Destie promised to be there within fifte-

“while I was in the house, Mr. asked. shouting impulsively into en minutes,

Murdock’ phoned and said he th? phone, -

wouldn't be back In the forenvon,”

While waiting for Thornton

*He's befudding Mus Wiisun, Klanchard, Dessie paced up and

Justine said “He told me to tell the schoulkeachtr who Doards at down Une hallway, bor face grim

you he woud be away tn the my hi

afternoon, too, the whole’ of 11.7
Dessic leaped to her feet.
“Why didn’t you tell me right

away when you came back a min-

ute ago?” she said angrily.
Justine glanced at
ground. | .

the stony normal, level-m:

ouse, into going away with and determined Her mind waa

him. He says he’s going to sect made up, and she knew the sopner

sail for Australa or somewhere.” she acted the better she wouit
“But he cant do that!” Dessie {cel.

protested. After a few more minutes, he
“That's what any average, drove up to the house and stop-

inded human being Ped his car in the dooryard Des-

too, but £ don’t se went to the step, holding the

would think,
< ts for him. Thornton

“We're not going Ww dig out here know ahat’s sumg to stop Waldo door open
t woe eet him Blanchard hurried tnege and

the whole afterncon, too, are we. if you dont come snd gel
inquired right away. because he’s already
pleatirgly. “My hands are raw befuddled Aliss Wilson into going Cé

° : “Is there something

Mrs. Murdock?" she

with blisters, and—"'

“Never mind that,” Dessie said starting out again from there the
firmly, “Weare going'to dig this first thing in the morning. He's ©

afternoon, the whole of it!”
“But, Mrs, Murdock—".
“Shut up, Justine, and do as
you are told!"
, When Dessie fell ori thé bed'at

” dusk that: evening. she “hed riever

in’ alt her life felt so
Miserable. Not only
the entire dav
stony ground

pefore
thoroughly
had she spent

digging in the
behind the barn, but.

ee entieikeraeeknesapeumeneed

moreover,

a ererronmene f
——————

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went dirsely to the table in the
ater of the living room

“to Boston with him tonight, and Y ; Wrong,

y m the Mrs. Murdock?” he asited anxi-
uisly, .

got Miss Wilson believing eteryth. “There Is now, but it won't be

she said, sitting

ing he says, the Les along with much longer,”
the common truth. Looks like she down at the table, “not after I

would be on her guard, knowing set things right I shoudd have —

she’s aisoc‘ating witha newlyrich, Attended to twenty years aga”
but-she’s‘too’far goue now to listen — Blanchard sat down and opened
to reason, Waldo pulls out his his brief case, slipping out s pat
wealth every few minutes and 0f ruled yellow writing paper and
waves it in front of her, and the @ Pencil. He watched Dessr'y face.
sight of that big rel of greenbacks Walting for her to degia.

acts on her just Uk+ chloruform To be continued noxt week

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ree without hope of inspiring a Hiking
. for the game ih the United States
t american -National’ “Football , ~ .

a insecticidas
mo Cera para pisos
Lustra mucbles. |

Limpia vidrios |
Desmanchadores. |
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ae ie. Sunderland's tdéa— i
Tencourige ‘the formation off a
Ploncering team to visit the "Eng-
Ush centres in the same Way! that’.
dean Gallia’s Frenclimen ‘first.
came 17 years ago, earn th gaine
And return to encourage others
to take it up. The French learned
so well that an international
championship which included

France was formed In 1935.
, . AUSTR AN TOUR

a Although travel Ured after play-
it ing 22 games with only two'defeais
a in the recent Atistratian tour the

“sp gm Frenchmen went to New Zealand
aw an? lost only one of siven matehes
To show how the game ts tearing
in Austroa the Sydney cricket.
ground waa packed, when the third
and deciding ‘Test Match was
» .  Dlayed, by 67,000 spectators. Win-
ning by 35 points to 14, the
Frenchmen inflicted a more over-
whelming defeat than any suf-
fered by an Australian test tenm
a“? in the long history “of Rugby
League tn that country. The
speedy clever Frenchmen taught
_ " . lessons which will be taken to
heart by the selectors in choosing
& young team for a@ return tour
of England and France next year.

This girdling of the Biobe by-a

comparatively new game ts amaze

ing when one reflects that It was

- enduring a strurgling infancy at

the easy way '

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Combustibles Acertes y
Grasas tubricantes.
Solventes

Parafing — Astaitos
Productos quimicos

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Gol. and Mrs Hererre c Chunk. Mr.
7 pexy is and Mere tiled
era were hs a cock: Bers guete af Koutt at He ad received at Cerriice Uy a gecup of tore Wicd Seute (21 and tbe
supper last Saturaay Mat tice dila given ‘ast ‘theredas n ae baty, Airs Oc! feevident of the Naptiaco Saciiy, Me, Mew Macdunald €. OR”
* > Pb resa Conch de W (in delivering bis charge, the at.pper of the Argonaut Speeddird

home The guest incluted Mr. M vy
and Mre Devil MeMoreis tira Val > sWa! kere Mrs OW. J. gas preacnied with a betilc of whats, ut appreciation of hly services

. Ambassada: and Mrs. Claude The guesie included: Met! and}
Bowers, Mr. und Mrs: Ho Gerald Joba Ste Sdard, Wad ‘ana vee. M mon, Mes J , 1 CUSECT. tp bringing with him the first “Great Chie.tain of the Pudding tace™
Bmith, Col and COW. Rennett, Arthar Gaston, Meo art Mus. u itd Ata! Lee, Mia, 12 B8*e frached (bile by ar,
M F: Van- Natta, Sr. Pedro Stanley Burne, Mr. and Mr Co otk aia Mss oar whee a ,
PH Dela Maggiora and Sra. Col pid G-oree Littejolin Gath. Mr, ant ee eee ee edie tH) Usually made an the large stomach-bag of a sheen, oF obe
i Mrs, Wiliam Rose. iMaj and Mrs. tre WW. Gerald & omits Mrs. Garlas Mis Hover Cina ts Duates O in. shawtr bics calbd the kag shoud, and composed of
: Leonard Pratt, Maj. and Mrs. Ar- Mall Mr. and Mie Feins, Cattare- Hei ; Oe ks i vA O mixture of oatmeal the habts, the ver and the heart,

thur Gaston, Col, and Mrs. Janes na. Mr. and Mrs, Mes Rostie, toa and
"ton At

1) Meters, Revd: McLean. Ruxtun and Murray.

a, Wray, Col and Mrs. Horace Hatch, Mes Movers Tay'ée, Mr and Mrs,
, } Capt‘ and Mis. Qrraid Munn, FOR. M. Eon, Mr. and Mrs Bo-
a Major ond Mrs. Fred Nelson, mall Daveliters, Mr. and Mra, YOUNGER SET 7
; CaRain and Mra. Edward South. Kernrth Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Bi Ai Mond , ‘ ;
wht wick, Mr. and Mrs, Armano Chele Join Trevead, Mr. & Mrs, Uichard “89 Of Burnes Aes ov Mor Leste Joan Pollock, daughter. i | |
t ! lew, Mr. and Mrs. Stani*) Brrt>, Fallon and Mr. Keith Exgers. i or Mr ond Mis, Alex Polock,
i 3 wale Raine james h. . Carron, —ol celebrated icy s'cond b Fihdiy on
Be Mead ages WW nti Me ae, eam te de int a Rak aun pay ter trons {the ‘mast important
“3 Mrs. John Stodined Mis yg’ Sta, Sonia Edwards de- Merthet Natene Dale Hotbawn, Bran | DRUG STORE
har Thoma-n, Atrs. Cark . i a ni f-torned to Santiago fast Friday. texin, Eric je Aoosoawn, Br an
By ‘ tos. it MP. otter an extensive ‘hanes moon, in _pattd Hobsbnan.” Donald . Roy Prove it lf with
ge: and Mrs. Robert Glover, Mise Mar- Europe ‘ Marta” Louise Philips suve it yoursell wil
e i get eennars. Mss Netta Lauder, The: North: American Inst'tute . aad ‘Linda: Fay ‘Crowder: _ & Personal visit.
i ir. Anthony Vaughan and Mr. celebrated’ Thanksgiving with a Mrs. Geofir y Wevevede ad Mo ESTADO 93

st Thursday nighi, 899. Donald Hoy, left, for their _
embers of the board hom; in Chuguicaninta’ *afier' a> ue 7
id, rhembers ‘of the marith's visit, with her mother-ang@ — Last~ ‘saturaay Peter: Firmia .
ed. “Inipremta ent- father-In-" au, Ms. and Mes. 1 veiebrated h's 7th birtiday with.
‘oo4 Hobsbawn, of Santlaga, a paity at the home of hes par-
- clas Furmin.

Philip” Davenport
000 son
fa, Arthur’ Trevenin Sr a ot

aa d-1 Mar, Vit Santmgo Moa:

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Ae pe

Inst'lute at

_
‘4 for Buenos A! whore she will érialnment was -entoyed ‘by all. _ Bers
7k stay.until her“baat ieaves for Eng)-' —000— one —~ ents:Mr, and Mrs. Doug]
ie and‘ about. Decembsr 3rd> Mrs. a Sr. Javier “Valdés: will: Feturo to. Mrs Fetix Calfactna was hostess The xt ais 5
re ‘Trevena plans to spend a ysir in Sastiags -Sunfay.afiér a business &° “a britve-canasta tea for Mrs, “end all-of” them ‘won’ oI ‘ prize!)
5F Englarid, visiting her children, triv‘to New York, and Rio de Ja- Albert Maney. who, with: Mr, Those -present were: Patricia and
Pe relatives and friends. =, |. omelet Hanry. ts leaving Chileon Decem-: T<4ay Gandy, ‘Irene - and Bobby .
xy { . - - ber 12th, The guests we Mrs, Meyrringh;. Maria Cecelia - Fones, aos “. - 3
Pao. eg Sn ‘Gov Beavtry, Mrs. | Kenneth -Bury and ‘ Johrtny Stevenson. y ) AR
.h Davidson, Mrs. David MeMorris, Eleanor Btevenson, Rodrigo Brio- . .
Fi Mrs. Armando Chellew, Mrs, Dou. UtS. Carol Tewksbury and Bobby ¢ -
. q . all’ Dauehiers, Mra, Jock Mac Glover. wos .
. 5 : Restle, Men. Jorge Howard, Mrs, |, }smmumom a TRUSTW ORTHY
| . oo toe a (Stanley Burke, Mrs. Willlam E . :
; eae . Whot-ranson, Mera, Jahn Stardard, a
ay \ i mee . Mrs, Fs lon, Mrs. Crdete, Hender- 2. R A cd f S A PHARMACIES
tah SAINT ANDREW: . Mon an y Fe . al: . :
1 " : 28th: Annvat Dianer’ in % mA Z° Cc Z£ a R = HUERFANOS 1039
} to be held’at phe P, W..C. C. ‘ , . oo ; -
. on Saturday Ist, December at 9 p.m. yo ay : The Finest ‘Tea Room : ; ~_—
at. ‘Tickets can be obtained from members of the committee and at , + aim ‘ in Chile. ~t
3 CASA MACKENZIE . - - he a4 Wonderful Orchestra, EY * sn usnada esq. Hoérfanca
+ . Ahumnada 89 a . oy 2 Delicious Cakes.
} oes nun : . DUNALGSTAGR 3 Teléfono $8038,
e — — : =J. 0. The annrat Prize-elyine will be 2 x F
i Tes oe "_ hé'd ‘on Friday 30th, November § "Ter7*ting of the very Dest SANTIAGO
. zm 22 see ey at 545 p.m. in the greunts of = .
3 { the Country tub, Tehataha, § VALPARAISO B

Parents and friends of the, School |
are “cordially invited.
BIRTR -

To Graciland (nee” Pantsen) ||
and Mector E. -Karsteg! “In -ytry. Garvin's girls’ camp opens on January 8th next. Riding,

Hospital del Salvador, a. ‘son. swimantng, hiking. camp Mire parties, theatricals, basket weaving,

tM Mer CAMP FOR GIRLS AT OLMUE

_ ERELO .FUAN.. , : is
Lo * a 000- e y potteryswork. .
. te . . . BIRTH |
A. CORDIAL WEL c oO ME. To Mr. and Mis. Peter Turgoose. for further particulars apply by letter or telegram to
‘ ‘a son, Philip Norman, on
November 19th, M. G. GARVIN, Amaneal, OLMUE.

Your Friends Deserve the Best. Entertain
them in-Ch le’s finest

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Conca Y Toro

CHILES FINEST TABLE WINES
ON SALE EVERYWHERE,

THIS WEEKS FLOORSHOW FEATURES:

Debut de:

GEORGE ROOS
French Crooner ~

. EVA FLORES
THE CUBAN DOLL ‘OF GOLD

ELDER BARBERO
THE SENTIMENTAL VOICE . .

MARION PONTES
ELECTRIFYING (CARIOCA DANCER

SANTIAGO AND PROVINCES:

CASILLA 213
TELEPHONE 3 $2072

ALEJANDRO LIRA
‘THE POPULAR CHILEAN HUMOURIST

LORENZO D'ACOSTA
CHILE'S FINEST ORCHESTRA

PABLO CID
ANT Hit RUYTHM ONOCP

URDERS: VALPARAISO, VIRA.
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HE BRIDE, MISS MARY LOU FRANCISCO, ENTERS
THE CHURCILON THE ARM OF THE U. 8. AMBASSADOR,
TO CHIE, CLAUDE BOWERS, CENTER: THE BRIDE -AND
GROOM GIVE THEI UNDIVIDED ATT!
DURING ‘THE CEREMONY, RIGHT: THE I
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LEFT: THE RIDE, MISS JOAN KIDMAN, AND-GROOM, Mit, WILLIAM HILL, PAUSE FOR A MOMENT LEAVING THE CHURCH AFTER THE CEREMONY:
RIGHT: Af THE RECEPTION LATER AT THE HOTEL CRILLON THE SMILLING COUPLE CUT THE CAKE WULF THE FAMILY OF THE BRIDE AND FRIENDS

ain - LOUK ON (PHOTOS BY ‘*‘FOTO EVA‘)

AL FESTESAR AUN AMIGO
: . a } / O PERSONA DE SU AGRADO,
. : Po See ELNA EL LUGAR DONDE SU

__ _ Se INVITADO CELEGRARA SU
_ - ’ : J “a BUEN CUSTO...
“THE GAY FESTIVAL (irom Friday to Thursday this week) cee 4 HILAR
. FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN AP ; he :
“ * | COLOR’ CARTOONS . The delicht of old and young ges BS VLA MAXIPIA ATRACCION DE

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. SOCIAL NOTES

t BR 1 TIESM heat ON witch tock piace at nn home, an
y Vida Those present were

i Tha Gommittec for the year 1st Toe At ser3 Jaqueline an

{ Novemb-r 1951 to 3let Octobsr rau Bees, Valene Barel

© gigi. ts as follows: 7 Olivos, Ana Sanch-z, Maria Olea
i¢ Aliea rics, Hon, President.” ind ‘Maria Anselica Seaov.a, Joyes
- * ott ‘Edgar Pearson. Hon, Powdt: % Elena Sureda, 2 Sia
t aplain, ~ Alice Potter, aya,» Ximena
ie Mr. T. A. Moodie, Chainnan. Lancien, ee ora “ on scmeta
i C. Q. Hardy, Vice-Cha.rman, Calderén, Siva’ F.nvane.” Nadine
fe D. Madden. Hon. Trcasurer, Cuiihon, Nuerma Ou Aue
ps “ROW. Jeffery, Hon, Secretary. Quarda, Isabel" Mar, Loa

. H. P. Rushforth: Do oM. King: badea Romant and Mess:s

» and Miss K. Mclean, Cross, M. Barry, J. Gaydn, A.
gE ~000— Anker a. Suva. R. Pollmann, A.
ey Among those who came down Casilla, S MeCall, Po MecCalic’G,
3, H from Santiago for the cricket we- Villatig G. Garcia, Ho Vicenvio,
bj + tkend we noticea Mr. and Mrs. Tan J, Cavteze, A. Velarde, Poaroa,
- McLran, Mr. and “Mrs Dorlen E. Purcell, J. ‘Quintana, J Porter,
je Cooper and Mr. Ivor Davies: D. Costa, E. Rogers, R. Perez A,
_ ae Vercellino, L. Guerra, E. Fischer,

Mr, and Mra, K. T. Russell
the weekend In Vifa,
‘road on Monday.

Mr. AL Forbes ‘Robertson was a
“visitor to Vifia del Mar and ts-
2 Ce ths week to Buenos Al.

—000-

AML inembers of the ~ Women’s
Diocesan Union’ of Bt.” ‘Paul's

Spent
returning by

R Thomas, P. Plaza, O. Soto, E.
Madden, F. Aranda, D. Murdoch,

P. Leon, R. Aranda, C. Naylor, 1

Lagerborg and O. Olivos.

Toc H BIRTHDAY FESTIVAL—

This. syear Toc H Cradock Branch.

and Toc H, .(Women's’ Section),
Valparatsa, éeléhrated - their: B:rth-

Church, Cerro Concepcion wish to day Festival during the week-end
thank ell ths ladirs who attended November 24th ~ 25th. The follow-
their recent Bridge-Canasta Ten: ing members. from Santiago at-
also those who contributed -eakes, tended:— Mrsdames c. T. Henry,
flowers ete, which help2d to make Grace Jones; Isabel Holloway and
the afternoon such a success, thé Misses Margaret Cater. Say
tt Fuenzalida, Tutiana Antipalf, Ot-
On Friday, December 14th, q 1a Bozza, Jane Plunkett and Mar-

* Xmag Sale will'take place at ‘the garet Uenry.
residence of Mrs. Allen Price, wife On Saturday evening ‘there was
a of 1. B. M. Cénaul. General, Calle a short service in ths Union
“. +6 Pontente No. 50, Vida del -Mar. Church ot which the Rev. Murdoch
. Thera will be plum ouddings, MacLeod offic ated and Mr.
. Minus cnkes, catdy, coukies, Xmas bert Turner: played the ofgan. The
. ef's and two fortune letters, From Rev. Fdear Pearson. rive a most

Ale |

3.30 Pp. mi. to 7.30 p. an. / EM resungy and appropriate sere
mon, and specially mentioned the

The American Women's group Yaluable -help. that Toc H were giv-

s are having their monthly sale at ing to the Seamen's Mission.
the. Instituto Chileno Norte Ame- After the Service a delightful

. ricano. Wednesay, December $11 cold supper was strved in the
from 3.30 p. m. to 7.36 p.m adjoining hall. The Hon. Commis-
sone, Mr. David Biatr, then

"Miss Monfea Whitty cclebrated welcomed the Santiaga members
dvr 5th. bithtay Jast Saturday and friends who had come to spend
with a most delighttut- party, the evening with Toc H.

~

Have you visited the White Elephant sales held at the
Instituto Chileno-Ncrteamericano de Cultura,

|. PLAZA ANIBAL PINTO. 1177

"New and Slighily used clothing and art'cles far sale. The nest
sale will be held December Sth at 4 P. M.
——————— ae
MALETAS de ‘cuero Y
oxtralivianas para avion.
Chequetas de cuero y
gamuza-- Poriadocumenios
—Bileteras — Articulos
Deportivos,

CASA LEONS

‘Condell 1353 — Fono 2243 Z Z 2 ;
Fakricacién propia. é |

ENAMELS
PAINTS
VARNISH

ES

“ WATERPROOFING

INSULATING
MATERIAL .

ose z™ _

Pe oy ety 2) ras
Gianve won thy ¢
tecab dn thes ane
Fames put St Po ter’s ta. By hang a
time at dus Pp the sare
a for aF runs, sto

3 Wicks or 3 orins
ts tor dtouns But N
av owas a osery usctul hei
sde and ths intiigs

f @2oruns aud Hendersan
Siringfellow cach gor 2
Ths fickiing was medacre: al
ough 3 catches were, held. several
were dropped and thestiound field-
ing needs ai lot of practice and
improvement.

> The Grange started their intinvs
equiitly badly losing 3 wickets for
$9 rubs and “with no one excsut
Shearman, who scored a “shaky”
30 runs, making double figures -
they were all out for 36, Iraving
St. Peter's the winners by 2% ryne,

Naylor and Wilkins bowled
urchanged for St. Peter's, the
former taking 3 for 18 and Wilk-
ins 7 for 13, In fact it is fair to
say that these twa boys won the
match. for thelr side.

St. Petor’s Crlting was st ony
mediocre avd sever ceeics wore
dropped, but undoubtedly the Uct-
ter sido won,

SEAMEN'S INSTITUTE

We are Informed that Mr. Henry
Boys has been appointed resident
Layman of th: Valpaia'so S-am-
ens’ Institute ag from the 1s¢ De-
ecember nexts

“ob

Rowaar
\ Givercoh Mrs
Bo Sry vars a gee,

fat title hv worked in the des
cuunty Department of the Pacitie
af.am Nasmatian Company ap te
the yeas ait when he retaraed
te Engaud. in 1935 he left this
co.ntey to serve im the first Worls
Was, Juitning the Reyal Engineers,
Corpany  Signalting Corps.
of that

%

In August
sent
enganed in’ communications wo.k,

SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC

Ths picni will be held in the
Parque del Saltre, El Sato, on
Saturday the kth of Docember.

TRANSPORTATION, — | Theres

wil be 4 buss (blue) starting
from the following places:

From Plaza Sotomayor, Val-
paraiso, at 9 a, m.. stopping at:
Brasil corner Belay: Brasil
corner Avda, Fran Baron;
Yolanda; Portales: Sauce: L'ma-
ch? in front of Valdés Vergara
(Chorrilios) and thence to Parque
del Salitre. ,

From Recreo, leaving from foot
of 18 de Srptt-mbre at 9.20, Stop-_
ping at Capuchinos: Vina Staton:
Almacén Suiza: Railway Crossing
Chorrillos, and thence qwrect to
Parque dcl Salitre.

From Agua Santa, leaving corn-

vear he was Walas y:
to Erancve. where he was Chile will join us tn cxt-nding to

warhel

Liverroat .
tn Chile he will tong be remem.

Keen fuutball places,

for the

beret as a

and before the Sint War as ane
a” Une best ohai-backs uf tan
°Va'paraiwo™ Football Clob. He

fork part In acveral futercliy and
Intsnaco al Matches

Mr Hallam haves a waew and
ane dangnter now resident in
hs many {tends tn

them ou aecp sympathy.

From St sfarguret’s School at
9X. Sopping at Quillota corner
8 Nozte, 8 Norte corner Ubertad:
Libertad corner 4 Norte; Libertad

corner 1 Norte, proceeding along

this Avenue to Churrilles, stopping
at carner Quillota, corner Casta-
fos, Ocoa Bridge, Lusitania arid.
Re: and thence to Parque .del Sa-
itr,

MEALS.—Partic!pants should take
their own lunch but soft drinks
and tca will be provided. Coca
Cola and Nobis lemonades will bs
on sale.

RACES.—The races will com-
mence at 13.15. Prizes will be ais-
tributed after Tea.

TICRETS. — These may be
obtained at $ 10.— adults $ 5.—
children, from the following: Rev.
Edgar’ Prarson, Miss Mary Turne?,
Miss Inet ‘Taylor, Mr. A. D. Me

Kenzie, Mr. Mallandaine, © Mr.”
Turgoys sad Mr. John Sanches
(West Coast Cable).

INVITATIONS.—The invitations
for th: young pcople on the
Chureh Registers wil be handed
out immediately after the mozu-
ing scrviecs next Sunday.

er Avda. Espatin at 9.40, stopping
at Trasiavifa; Plaza Parroquia -
Vif‘a; Bolivar (La Lora); Almacén

ulza «Puente Ovcoa’; Railway
Crossing Chorrijlos; Limac+ tn
front of Valdes “Vergara: El ‘Salto
s‘a*'on; and thence to Parque’ del
Salitre, .

NT

Mrs. Diamond wishes to remind her friends and acquaintances thal
she ‘Is ieeclvirg guests at her he me in Vidarriee Het heme ly of

ANNOUNCEMEN

the -Ecach-hent watiy a full view of beach and lnke ‘netivities.

Batiung, boating, fishing and lounging are yours,
if -

+ MRS, MARVFY DIAMOND L
Villarrica,
Phone: Villarrica 53, -

. ‘Addre.

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(HEERBRUCC)

NOCULAR MICROSCOPES WITH BLUE APROCHROMATIC LENSES
PHASE CONTRAST AS HIGH AS 2.289 —- SPENCER MICROSCOPES WITH ONE
AND TWO EYE PIECES. —- TACHOMETER Tl. — LEVELS N2- ~—- LARGE STOCK

OF GOWLAND INGL DIAGNOSTIC SETS — JAVAL ELECTROSHOCK
OPHTHALMOSCOPE, -~ LARGE SUPPLY OF SUN GLASSES.

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. Movutain in Japan, one about a gray castle in Soain with a thous.

. Uhick storybook and her rocking c*a‘r.

” walt,”

+ pobhies, ag wees 46 a Dabs coving bo ita mother.

, Clock.”

“Lh Christinas
Gift for Pad

Your father cwould rather have
a git you mate than the most

The Little Man Of The Chimes

Once upon a time there was a Very Old Lady who lived by herself
in a smalt brown house, She had a rocking chair, a thick storysook, and

a clock that chimed. Every day the Very O'd Lady sat in her rocking expensive present yort can buy.
shale beside the window. Slowly she rocked tack and forth and read piere ja someting you: can make
stories frum the thick. book. There was a story avout a whitetopped thot will surelgapiease him, Ask

Mother .o buy you a small pockt
“comb. Now lay this on a piect of
pep'r. and ‘trace carefully around
tt. By drawing another line 12
em outs'de th’s Une, yqu have a
pattern for a comb case, just a
Mtue larger than the comb. Us'r.¢
th's pattern, cur two pieces of
{-lt. «Perhaps Mother’ has an old,
felt hat she docan‘t want anymore.
It can be washed and pressed, if
it is dirty.)

Now, stitch the

and rooms, And one was a story of a golden horse'In Africa that could
run faster than the wind.

At the end of each honr, as the Very Old Lady tead from the
thick atery book, the clock played its chimrs, ‘They were as Sweet as the
song of a bird in Springlims, as s*eet as a babbling brvok rippling
over the vebbies, os sweet.as a taby coving to Ils mother.

The Very Old Lady was happy, for she loved the clock und her

.Put one day when the Very Old Lady sat reading, the chimes In
the clock sovnded tired. “Every hovr, as they rang ovt, the notes
camp more s'owly. Finally, at s'x o’c’ock, the chimes did not ring at
all, The ony sound from the clock ‘was ils soft Licktock.

- The Very Old Lady opened the g avs door that covered the face
of the clock. She took down a key and .wornd the sprine. She tanped
the clock very gently, Then she sat down in the rocking chalr to

two pieces

together carefully around the edge,

The hands of. the clock teld the Very Gld Laty that it was seven
o'clock, Bit again no chimes sounded. Only the quiet ticktock of the
clock eould be hrard. The Very O'd Lady waited for another hour,
But at eight o'clock the chimes d'd not play, At nine the Very Old
Lady put away the thick storybook, turned out the light, and went
ta bed, She thought and thought about the chimes and wondered
what could have huppened to them, She wondered whether’ they
would ever play aguin,

The Very Old Lady was a'mest asleep when she thoseht she
heard a anece sound iu the room, It was cose to ber ear. Sho sat up
in bed and Nehted the lar, She got up ard 'aoked fn all the corners
ef the room. Thrre was na one there, She Iooked bebInd the door.
There was no ove there,

. “Ht must. have been the wind in the trees,” sald the Very Old
Lady. And she turatd out the Mehb ard went back to hed.

She elased her eves Wut Just us she une drifting to sleep,
thought she heard the queer sound acasin,

The Very OF Lady sat up in bed and lighted her lamp. She got
up and tooked in all the corners of the room. There was no one
there, She looked vnder the bed. There was no one there. She looked
dehind:the doar, There was no one there,
st have been a doz Harting ovtstle.” said the Very Old
she turned ovt her light and went back to bed.

“Non't turn out the Ught!. I-can't se,” commanded a tiny voice.

The Yery Old Lady ‘sat up and lighted the lamp. ‘And there on 3
post of her bed stord a wee man no taller than the Very Old Laty’s
thumb. He was wearing a lilt'e Frown bat, brown trousers. ant a
Jacket as green as the grass In the meadow. On each of his boots
glittered a valden buckle.

“My roadress!" exec’almed the Very Old Lady. “Who are you?”
“rm Chymer,” » ‘sald (he wee wan. “I play the chimes in your

“Ret the chimes: dian’t play tonight,” said the Very Old Lady.

“I know!” sald Chymer, “Um Ured of ptaying them. Every hour
of every day for years and y-a-s Y've p'ay-d the chinies. I want a
vacation, I want to travel. I want to see ¢a'l forests and ray ‘castles
and whilé-tonved moauntatas and blue oceans, I'm going to go places
and fee all these things!”

The Very Old Lady smiled and nodded her head. “Yes,” she sala. |
“They are beautiful, Rut those things are all many miles away. How
witl you travel so fart”

“I'm going ta watk,” Eeplird Chymer. He pointed to his feet. “See
my shiny new boots!” he’ sald Proudly. “They have thick soles; so
they won't wear out.” |

“But you're so Uny!” exclaimed the Very Old Lady. “You will be’
stepped on, Dogs will growl at you. You'll soon be hungry and cold
and tired If you start out to see all those ¢hings.”

Chymer's face grew sad.

“Ob, dear!” he sald. “I didn't think of that! Perhans i'd better
not xa after all, But I can't play the chimes for you when Vin not
happy. And I'll never be happy arain until I learn all about the
beautiful places and thinea In the world."

The Very Old. Tady was silent for a few:maments. She was think-
ing of the chimes that scunded like the seng of a hird in suriugtime
anda babbling brook and a cooing baby. She was thinkine abort the
wee man who. wanted to travel - to tau lorests and «white-topped
mountains and blue geeans. At last she spike. -

“Teo traveline every day.” ave said. “E-ery day & read my thick
atory hook. [tctells me about.many. beautifal places aud. things In.
whe worid, If you will stay and p'ay the chom-s in my clock, F will
read ta you from my hook, Then, in imagination, we ean travel
tcyether all over the world.”

And that js jurt what hapvened. Every- day after that the Vers
Qld Lady sat ta her rocking chair by the window, with Chymer perched
on her sheulder. The Very Old Laty read to b’m vrom the thick
storybook. She read abort the whitctoocd mountain in larzan. the
gray caste In Spaln with a thousand rooms, and the golden horse +
tm Africa that could rufi faster than the wind,

Afier that every hone, day after das, Chymer elimbted inte bh
heme In the clock and tang the chimes-~h'mes av aueet As the song
of a bhd to springtime, on sweet ssa babbling browk rippliog usec

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Today ts the very last day of November, and do you know what
that means, children If means that in on'y 25 days, old Saint.
Niche.os will come creeping down the chimney with his pack
full of toya. Have you made out-your Christmas list, Bonnie?
And yu, Peter and Mictiacl, It's thme to start belng very good
beys so that Santa will hes ng you More than a
sticks! And sif of yuu bad, "better start tenting syout making
presents for your friends and -famliies, because Christmas wii?
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comb can side in) Tle a small
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of the comb, to make a little
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and doesn't it look nice?

AUNT KITTY Wises MANY HAPPY RETURNS TO FRANCIS
REES, MICHAEL GOLLELA, _ PETER FIRMIN, MARGARET oas-
TELAARS LESLIE POLLOCK AND DAVID VALDES

bundie of

The Land Of'
Story-Books
by Robert Louls Stevenson.

At evening when the lamp fg 3.
Around ‘the fire my parente
They sit ab-home and talk din
(sing.
And do not play at anything.
Nov, with my little gun, I craw!
All in the dark along the wall,
And follow round the forest track
Away behind the aofa back.
There, in the night, where nond
(can spy,
All tn my hunter's camp f lie, >
And riay at books that I have read
Till it ts time to go to bed
I see'the other far away,
As if in Tfirelit carp they lay,
And I, Uke to an Indian scout,
Around their party prowled about
Su. when my nurse comes In fo-
ame.
Home I return across the sea,
And go to bed.with -backrazits
flooks
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“minerals at Mejiflones on the following day, Sir Bertrand accepted answer “Here!”

the invitation of Mr. L. ¥. Dulf

reUlring Britiss Ambassador, sir Bertrand Jerri
arrived at Anfolagasta th the of. ¥.
13th en route to England, His, Exeeency was met by the Sritisa Engiish Club and, su far as is

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to stay overnight al Antofagasta,

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On re-visiting Antofagasta, the
Ambassador took the opportunity
to present the Insignia‘and Wart-
tant of Appointment of member-
ship of the Most Excellent Order
of the British Empire to the
British: Vice Consul, Mr. Stuart
E.. Sword. The presentation

ceremony. was celebrated at the
- English Club in the presence of
ths: Dean of the Consular Corps.
Don Max de ta Fuente Locker,
the

Consii General of Peru;
British Consul, Mr. Tho:
- 0. B. E., don Ramon
sidente of the Cham
merce;. Mr. Mansel McMahan, Vi-
ce. Consul. of the. United States;
ani Mr. 3. G, Macfarlane, | Pre-
,eldent of the English Club, Among
others who were present-were the
Rev. J. B.D. Cotter, and Messrs.
Malcolm E. Sword, E. McLean, P:
Williamson, J. R. W. Stansfield,
W. KR. James, W. Iughes, Lb. V.
Dufi, A. P. Sexton, T. 3. K. Bar-
oer, S. Dacre, D. J Dakin, J. OL.
Hil, C.F. Ferrand, ©. Wood, KR.
Ferrand, J. W. Balshaw, W. E.
Mitchell, G, W. Cratz, Captain
Wardale of the “Sarmiento” -and
Captain Rice of the “Salamanes™.

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Censu! and spoke as fallaws:-- “It
“fs with peculiar pleasure (bal,
“as my very list act as Ambas-
“sator in Chile, I obey His Ma-
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“ Mr, Vice-Consul Sword has been
“performing valuable duties at
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“often been In charge, for a

“great many years, and fs a
“highly respected member of the
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“ Birthday in recognition of your
“long and valuable services I
“am commanded at the same
“time to hand to you the Grant
“of Dignity signed by.the Queen
“ Mother and = bearing Wis Ma-
“ Jraty's sign manuel,”

Following the ceremony cock-
talls were served. and the health
of Mr. Sword was drink by the
assembly, 7

Sir Mertrand Jerram, acompan-
tet hy the Consul, proceeded to
Mejitones by car at 10.00 a, m.
on Wednesday to rejoin the
“Sarmiento”. Wis Excellency was
attended by Mr, John Hopwovt,
™M oC. and ‘others before bidding
farewell to Chilean soik.

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In sccordaore tty bamias
honoured custe:, the mafoniy af
thestey-serviccinen mustered at the

krown, only one momber failed to
to this name and
escaped tht ensuing “operations.
He nay have deserted by alr, as

gling across no-man’s Iind on h's
stomach, or saimming from’ the
wreck 10 a Carley Maat.

At the - bug fs call, the troous
were'stransourté! in mechanis-d

“vehicles of 1914 to 1955 vintage -to

the Rancho, where the -rofl call
was taken ‘and the Survivors of
the inftlal skirmishes were found
to comprise the following veter-
ransi— R Ferrand, President, C.

Wood, Vice - President, A. J.
Brown, Secretary, R L.' Davies,
_Tr-ssurer, D. H. Maird. J. W,

“Balshaw, T. J. K. Bareer, J. K,
Renson, M. M., D. J. Dakin, A. F.
Daniel F..8, Deer. C F., Ferrand,
J. L. Hill, E..H. Holmes-Rrown,
J. ‘Hopwoot. M. C.. I. McNéwal,
M,C, E MeLzan, W. B..Miuns'l
R. Pocock, R. P. Perez. R. A.C.
Pritchard. H. F. Rooke, J. S'ater,
S E. Sword, M. B. E. E. N.
Thomas, also in representation of
the Chuavicamata Branch: A.
F. Suain, M. EDS C,ani
KF. W. Witcombe, M BE. The
British Consul, Mr. T Bates, O.
B EK, the American Vice-Const),
Mr. M. MeMuhan. and Mr. aA.
Grondys of the Dutch Forces had
been recruited as guests,

Little time was last in sound~
ing “Come to the cook-house dorr,
boys”, to which there was a ready
response. Since the close ‘of the
campaign same of the biave bets
Rave been heard vo one that che
rations were of such quality that
the reply of the senior Mand of
the mess to the enquiry of the
Officers of the cay was a satiated
“No complaints, Sur’, However,
such’ Was, the confusion created in
the ranks by thrust and counter
thrust that {t is difficult to
determine precisely of what those
rations consisted. Since an im-
portant feature of the general
tatical strategy had seemed to
consist of their being thoroughly
wished down, it is possible that
is was the from rations that had
been dished out. ~~

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The serfous Stage of the muano-
euvrcs includéd the individual f1
ing off of tozsts, executed br
numbers in Bistev-hke perfection
by R. Ferrand who gave “Th?
King". C. Woed who welcomed
the “Visitors, SE. Sword who
recalled a nest of “Absent Friends”
and A, J. Brown whe spoke of
*Sweet-hearts ard Wives”: buts

Witcombe. Tre force ar the
ARed out the
or he proved
y>porting exactly
bout A wounded

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PURI S OCs moRTat” UT te fener ae ee

A rallying.call of “Up, Guards,
and at ‘em saw a leaks jUm>
to it as they did at Waterloo, ol Sas
being the hospitable Rancho Bar,

belend which were ranked the
invitingly grinning sapp'rs who
Nad valiantly blazed a way for the
advancing suppers The movement
developed into a brisk general
action that became further
enlivened when a piano, which’
had been crnningly camoufiaged
in {ts dark retreat, wis svotted
and commandeered Relentiessty
frog-marched to the canteen, It
was promptly stripped “of every
removable piece of equioment and
clothing by the M. P. It threiten-
ed to collapse with  shell-shock
upon being displayed in all its
pristine nakedness, ‘but made a
startling recovery when contousiv
lubricated with whatever, class of
medicine, strictly of a houtd
nature, that came to the hand of
the Sick Berth Attendants. The
timely arrival of scovts whh a
prisoner, Boh Cond of the Ame-
rican Legion, saved the critical
emergency that haa’ arisen from
developing into a military d'sastre
Bob proceeded to do his stuff, and
if Santiago Brar.ch fatled to hear
the -responses of the rank and file
xathered around the camp fire, it
was not the fault of the Antofa-
gasta troops. —

So continuous beeame the roar
of barrack-poont yotees tr toa
Startling feint by enemy skirmi-
shers passed ulmost unobserved.
They wormed ‘their way to ‘the
rear, cleared the breach of land-
miyes, and smbushed comrade
John Hopwood whom they carried
off. in triumph to their base at
Meiiliones, desnite the stout
resistence he offered. a prisoner

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silver cup of fan*astic pronor-
tons and unfathomable canacity
The order “Fall in” was given—
and the whatane almost did fait
into it, for it brimmed wth an
insidfous brew concocted of ever;
liquid ingredient" stocked in the
canteen or in any neivhhourinc
camns. Freer was betrothed to
whiskey, Hqueur Jinked with ptseo.
coghac ‘coquetted with vermouth
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billets in time for breakfast. Ir,
short, aS ‘ve stated at first, wo
celebrated another British Legion
armistice dinner at Antofazasta

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‘B.. Commandet -in Chief of
the Chuesn Navy, Rear Adzursl
doo Carlos Torres Hovia, recently,
Presented to the British Club a
. painting of the Cruiser “Chacabu+
_ 00". Fhe presentation, was effected
vs Rear Admiral Carmona, Chief
vf te Gra Naval Peviston. on
Debal! of the donor, at sa inform.
2] Qxkiail Party in the: Cub
Rooo:s and the President of the
Ond, Mr A. D. King. made s

* speech in which he asked Admiral

Carmana to convey the sincere
thanks of the Cammuttee and

Mexibers to Admural Terres for
Among those
sas Rear

Rin: vio served as
in Une “Chacabuco

abie party took place at the Rio
Sera Stafi House, in aid 3! the
Getf Ciur, The guests were reque-
sted ta wear something rem'niscent
of we “Gay Ninetien” Some of
The get-ups were extremely clever,
and greatiy added to the hilarity
vo! the evening. The “Tennis Giri”
dsncing “Boogie Woogie’ with
the “Churehwarden™ wos quite
3 sizht to behold. On the Sth of
. Sgumber a simitar party took

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On the Hth July a very enjos-"

. te guess of
_ at Estances Punta Delgada

eléveres? oo representations were
those of Mr. Fric Davies-" Fhe
Enemy Within.” Miss M. Harper-
“Great Expectations,” Mr. and
Mrs. LOC. Sauaiers-“We Took 9
the Weaas XU, J. ‘Price-“Cheaper
by the Poren,” Mr. 5S. BL Rabdson-
“The Seats of the Mighty,” and
Me EU Clifford - “Britannia

Mews.” Te

Amos these who spent the
Iiez-y-Ocho holidays in camp
were Mz. and Mrs. E Buchan, who

ere guess of Mr. and Mrs EK

Macican at “Rio Verde.” and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Price, who were
Mr. EL 1. Cliffort

Several Members had an “into-
or 'prenks” st the Golf Club on
Dicz-socha those present “being
Mr. and Mrs. J. McElroy, Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Bing, Mr. and Mrs:
A.D. Ring. Mr. and Mra. G.
Crew, Moss Ll. Stirling and Mr. F.
P. Arthez.,

the winter months
“beops” were held at
the Emtish School, in aid of the
Golf Cicud, the total profit thereon
being in exeess of $ 10000 —_

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Among Urase who came in from

camp to attend the recent party

at Rio Seco were Mr. ET. Ci{-
ford, Mr. and Mrs. K. Mactcan,

Mr. and Nera Eric Davies and Mr.

and Mrs. W. Macleay.

Last week ‘Lyonair” plane

a
drought sine racehorses to Punta
Arenas. ~

Mrs. Noel Donaldson returned
tv alr receniy from 3 holiday in
Cérdoba with Mr. and Mrs. K. ©

u ‘ ai fhe Staff House. the
f SS feeds this tims being divided Ross
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The secior of the joun which
es Seen without (elepione serv
tee for nearly ten months-since
the Burticane af November last-
bes nes had that womeshat miced
Riesling Destowed vpen cit once
agaiz, Mined is the blessing Indeed
~ea the day our ‘phone was cone
- nected we were rubbing our bands
in gc, ant won serhi¢ to whem to
Five the honour of our first cail.
when we received ovr first call,
chick tarned out to be... “wrong
number.” Afier that the blessed
instrument went on sirike, and
for tbe next tem days, though it
rang on an average wf ence every
ten minutes, we could speak to
mobods, not even the exchange.
We uadersiand that a represent-
ative of Erikssons is now in Pun-..
ta Arenas, trying to come to an
ar emeni with the local author-
ities which would enable automatic
telephones to be installed, but up
ts the present nothing definite
seems to hare been Srranged.  ~

News has just been received of

the death, which took place fn
Ene sod. of Mr. P. A. d2 Bruyne.
father of Mr. H. B. A. de Brayne.
of Estancia Rio Verde.

The termtory lost another of its
pRonerrs recently when don José
Menendez Behety lost his life in
a metoring accident near Buenos
Ains His two sons, José and
Aruro, who were with him, were

ingered, ‘but we understand, that
dosh are progressing favourably.

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Alcanis don Jerman = Saelzer |
Balde returned from a visit to tie
Capita! uneie tn cempany wih
the Parhatoentary representatives
he visted the various Ministerial
Departments with promissne resu-
Its. im

Tt as annuiced that the cons-- -

truction of the new railway station
in Cattle Anibat Pinto has been
definuely resolved, though nothing
is stated about the Initiation of its
construction. .

Pror_ses of funds ‘or the cons-
truct:on of the Intendencia Bulld-
ing which will house the Post and
Telegraphs, the Corte de Apela-_
ciones and the offices and. private
dwelling of the Intendencia, have
also been made to the extent of
Seven Millions which sum will be
augmented when the work .3 ady-
anced.

—000o—

The 2th anniversary of the
Cruz Roya de Hombres, Valdivia
Brarich, and’cf the Club Aéreo de
Valdivia 13th anniversary were

- celebrated during the week. There

was also an imposing ceremony in
the Plaza on Friday last when the
Indies and members of the Cruz
Roja ce Sefioras processsd through ©
tne principal streets and speeches
were made from the bandstand

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On Tuesday last Alfonse Men-

wecinos gave. a pianoforte ‘recital
imo the Cepyantes ‘Pneutre which

aude

we Altered by a mses
tenes in spite of nde

dis piveracy
Bach,

navel and Ajtend>
~oO0o--

On Thursday there wus a recital
of dances by pupils of Herbert
Beckner in the Cervantes Theatre
which attractrd a inrge audience
of parents, relatives and friends
ef the aupils. m
5 -  7000~ .
On Saturday last the engag-
ement of Mr, George Schuler Lé-
pez snd Srta. Marfa Eugenia
Contreras Bertoglio took place ia

“the house of the Contreras Berto-

giio fanuly and was célebrated by
a large gathering of relatives aud
friends of the parties concerned.

—000~—

The first regattas of the season
Were iwid on Sunday morning
with the participation of the five
cluts of the Association: They
were of special interest owing to
the innovation of regattas Single
and Double Sculls and attracted
an enormous crowd of spectators
to the river’ front. The Arturo
Prat obtained first place in points
followed by Centenario and
Phoen:x-Valdivia, the last named
senior crew . participating In the

srespective event.

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On Sunday aftencon the Nacio-
nal F.C. beat the Magallanes F. C.
by 2-1 in a clusely contested
fsovbal metch In the Municipal
Para which was witnessed by. ny
Tarte croan of spectators.

The Club ts new the proud pos-
sessor. of two handsome trophies,
cone, @ Quaich, having been
presented by Mr F. D. Paton, to
wfeplace the one lost in the fire,
‘which, had been presented many
years ago by him and the late
Mrs Paton. The sécond of thcee
trophies, the Warwick Cup, has
been presented ‘by Mr. W. C.
Warwick. to replace the trophy
presented by him on the otcasion
of his visit to Punta Arenas: some
years ago.

On the 4th. inst, the official
tnauguration of the new Ciub
House at the Golf Course took
place, and the opening ceremons.
was largely attended. Mr. K. C.
Ross. the new President, declared
the building open, and then hand-
ed to Mr. Jorge Claude 4 silver
ashtray from the Members, as 9
token of their gratitude’ for his
Eindness in designing and everse-
eing the construction of the new
building, at the same time he
presented a bouquet to Mra. Ciau-
de.

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Is [ft more important to have a
perfectiv Kept house, oz a hone
wherv everyone <3 comfortably
and you are gay-and everyone.

Few of us run our Hves, Our
ives run us. If we are io lead
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be so to a certain extent. How-
ever, over and over again I am
impressed with the fact that few
people consciously make choices.
Few are Onn in their determina-
ton tw get from hfe that which
has greatest meaning ‘for them
Most- persons go along In the
usual groove with only a side-

{s happy? Is it important to you
to entertain fermally and flaw. *
lessly or to have enough energy
left to enjoy’ your guests when,
they arrive? +

fo am not advocating wu mensy-
house This leads to fatigue and
becticness. Charm of atmosphere

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ways glance -at the things they
Yong to accomplish; the things
which have always’ held great
interest for them.

We fail to realize that we.
should have an energy budget
Parisian models by a French || just as we have a money budget.

‘We have only so nich en¢ergy

ox “eo . ~ -to spend without nervous ex-
* Professionally perfect hand- |]. hausuon.

ond a certain amount of order.
Sre certainly essential. .

* Distinetzon and personality’
tn women’s clothes.

em Lee cave ert eter

Myriad small wastes in energy!
add up ta fatigue. If your kitch-
en work table is not the correct‘
height for you it will be a handl-

eap. If you stand when you coy"
at that fs another. Tf you a
your grocery lists carelessly th :
mad dash<s to the store are tiring.

* Artistic interpretation of

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; - e "oF 126 work: suits’ two-
HORIZONTAL 44, jump VERTICAL, punturegras |} TRU PES Skis, frocks, | We should budget it in order
, wf silent . MGabeverage .1S3 A. 7 regret “made to measure. "Hl to have time for the reatiza- nnd hectic.
° ‘i pecst seriovs P+ ae 2 wenvearee 3 cuore : . Von of some of those dreams and You can safely bet that those, :
yo ” ¥ . yomen you mow who accom 3
14 sumptuous . 51. heighten 3. compare 9 largevesset |[ * Careful selection of impar- |} the accomplianment ot some plish to rach and sul seen te
entertainer 52. flower part. critically 10 ignore ted materiais for the well- {| purely persona have time and energy to enoy i
1S cheek bone 53 connected 4 yellow bugle EE counter. dressed waman. . . un Nf> have learned to avotd many ~
16 source of 54: white poplar 8 sen bird | _ irritant We have started our “haute Women are supposed to run I'f> nw, in th 7
phosphorus — 12 tend couture” deparment: for copy- fj houses but most houses run such ome wastes t etre
compounds % 19 heard of igina: ade _{f women to death. In this, as in ergy budget. ou can Pp
17 quite Anawer to last week’a norste, grain if INK Orletnais, made to meagure. |} activities, yo mvst choose your. energy larder with short
18 ane whe f a wine . . what is really important to you pertodic ten minute rest periods °
e1.Gtles trivial oe o
20, put on cereal grass KOMAROMY FASUIONS ; .
Bh ; Satish MUERFANGOS 718 LONDON -FASIONS Cs
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a0 central part candle
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41 fell concer

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NORTH which on percentage rated to be : . =
, the case. “West cashed the king s
$62 and ace of clubs and shifted to 2 RA E BIA :
u xo i 5 th? jack of hearts. drawing East's 3 : :
. quecx and South's ace. Burying — ¢ Y rs ‘s a .
: cot 63 his head In the sand. declarer, in 4 REINA Pd jimalternoun dress with full shit, nazural showider ithe
-_ ostrich like fashion. proceeded to 2* . aaa ree-quarter | sieves designed’ by ie
WEST EAST Jead aM his trumps but one in the a DE LAS TINTURAS snaned By t
hope that someone would faints 7t nn
1 8S 8 3.9754 the error of unguarding the hearts + PARA EL CABELLO : ipe
MW J1lS7S HQ 40 that the king and anuther heart 4° . II ae
psa D 376532 would establish the fourth card ia
c ad K1OR4 cs 2 of that sult. This was the height
sovtn of futility because the ecards spoke i |
sou for themselves and no player out . | :
. of incarceration could hold onto T. ANDREWS, |
s AKQ 4 103 Gidmends and let so hear's {Angtenn) | {1 :
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v A Oeclarer would have been bat- - i
© qs ter advised to attemyp: to visual i . i
the adverse holdings and he in. Ay. Holanda N.e 1st a 7
The bidding have Int upen a scheme to win DANTLAGO a
. . tne hand withant resor! to ehican- — i"
on South West North Eawt rity. Dnelarer should start ext:act- {830 4 im. Hels Communion if '
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2apades Puss 2 netremp Pass 299 the second ro . se pulls fia alm Rr Prayer and ‘ :

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mors, leaving East with tle
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monds and then plays the ting of
hearts, If i

ang but diamonds t  retura, pes. f
mitting declarer to distese uf he | all
teu losing hearts. If :

'f. declarer sim

iss Sunday is Month.
Camaunian

visitors warms

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around of (lms or sas during the
week, and vers nice it looks, too,
although a friend of curs uho ogce
iived there compisived bitterly of
the fogand be was a-Liverpu-
dilan, at that. In THREE 11CsB-
~ANDS (Tres Espass! Emlyn Wil-
Mama, for his firs Hollywood
picture, Woowe = are net olstaken,
abandons his predilectién for play.
ing psychopathic murderers as in
Night Must Fall and phthisical coat
“miners* as ta The Citadel and
breaks out as a polished Ovonlan
who vores charm all over the place.
What he was doing in San Fran-
elsco isn't made.quile clear in the
wy. but he has a very modern
Bivncnmaene and entezialns hand-
“aomely. He ts very friendly with
three’ married couples and ‘has a
cardiac condition, which is medi--
calese for a.weak ot diseased heart.
As fs not infrequent with such
patients, he dies snddenty, but as
be is a tireless prankster he leaves
with his lawyer three letters, nd-
dressed to cach of the husbands
of the couples with wham he has
been friendly, to be delivered to
the addressees on the day of the
funeral. In these Jetters he makes
the nenpts statement that the
relations between himsetf and (No
wives have been mert than just
simple friendship, and the filot
dea's with the effect the news has
0) the husbands and we are
xhonn in flash-bdacks that Mr,
Wiliams had innumerable op->
portuniites for developlag the rela-
Wons at which he hints. -
Tt ls alt played with great akill,
and the ladles concerned, Miss
Ruth Warrick, Miss Vanessa Brown
and the Incomparable Miss Eve
Arden, are provocatively charming.
The dis‘ogue Is entertaining, adult
je ies Mr, Emlyo Williams
suidoubledly the type for whom
the ladies wouldn't mind leaving-
home, and the picmre is very

“TRY AND GET ME”

Important paper of thé
motion pleture indusiry *Show-
men's Trade Review.” published
the following comments adout the
fila “TRY AND GET ME” (La
dusticla Unjusta"), whieh opens
to-ay at the Florists’ Theater, of

- Sanilagn city, through United
Artists release: .

" “This is an enerossing. realistic
melodrama; a fast-moving, excit-
ing. sspenseful star tut deals
with mab vlolence and the terrifle
eifeel an Lawessness on al people.
‘Splendiiy acted and direrted. it
AORN ity emotienat grip from
“EF, do finish, and stave ne effort
has been made fo gtamvrice rither
the people or the surroundings,

real Frank Lov-

The

Hobs tarilingts
thos, as toe averd ont.
caughs in the web (rear sa tess

Seewt ge af nbs inahatity catRed werk
te oammnori his tamisy, scores om
A perfurmonee That wet ents cine
tra’ bet wing svaapaths. lard
Relages, un extremely versatile
aetur, Fendles the rate oof the
wiegiomantac Biller @xth ac custo.
mary, eifteteat abihiv. Rathiess
Bean a neusomer, is eres gon
in A charastertaatina Ubst cath

NEW FILM,
IN SANTIAGO TODAY

Be ORBUGEE DT ane oes

ote oe Gaah
ett, Und i fae" are a
Uy be bothered “py ine meron af
, her Mancing' them te shee, We
treall being ‘in the aadience in the
old Patace Fheator of Vuudevitte

watster

neatly directed hy Mr. Irving Gels, . New York when Phil Raver, a
we think, though we nuulda't "A8line comedian oth an ace

~ -tordion and a.stonge in a bat.
spe-lighled Miss Regers in the
audience and desccibed her aca
Little Girt , Rig

swear fo that oaime on oath.
The other site of ite near the
Golden Gare {3 portrayed in

SHAKEDOW: ' Extorsign) where © : va
Mr. Howard Dust. tuins up asa Future, He Invited her'up on the

taker of pictures for the sr'spa- stage to sing, and she accepted.
pers. Funny the professians these Mr. Baker was the, embarrased

one: she ‘wanted to’ sing “tf Gey
Rhythm" and’ tt taxed his ingen~
uity to produce’ a sattsfactary, de

Dulfs get into We know of ouly
two others and one sia Bank
Manager and ths other an Ingur-
ance Man. Perhaps Howard Durr SOmPaniment on Ais accordian.

is iu the most respectable business, That was many years age, and
Its practically a certainty that YF think It may safely be sald

‘that. Mr, Baker's prophecy of those
day -has come true,

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THE ORGANISM! -

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he rakcs In more shekels tor his
efforts,
"En the course of his free-lnhemg,
Mr. Duff gets one or two shots
‘that are really good news-pictures.
and is hired by a paper. despitc
the fact that the editor-—Mr-—-
Bruce Bennett doesn't care for
Ure 'Dult fcllow a3 a type. In the
pursuit of his reportorial duties
Mr. Duff obtains somé more pic-
tures that would definitely incrim-
inate one or two of the local gang-
leaders if they were published.
These he holds on to and appro-
aches the gangster wlth prupasals
that amount ta’ nothing else but
blackmail. One thing leads to
another ‘and he eventually finishes
tp pumped full of bullets by a
gentleman who distikes him eors-
idvrabiy, bet Miz. Dull bas ihe
presence of mind to press the
camera bulb before he kicks the
bucket and so leaves x picture of
Nis assassin for the record, though
it ‘didn’t really matter-thore were
seores of witnesses present.
“fhe fim ts quite ‘exciting tn
spots and gives a close-up of
one way of earning a ling, but
it is, perhaps, wiser te stick to
either Banking ‘or Insurance.
Miss | Ginger Rogers, tn the
course of Her tong career in the
mavies, | has’ possibly uot had a
fougher job to tackle than her
t in STORM WARNING

in the flim Miss Rogers is the
model who accompanies a travel-
‘ng dress salesman on his ex- |
editions, and white on thetr way
{9 some Southern Center in the
US. she steps off a¢ name saat {
town “Way Dawn South to visit j
hee married sister, Na soonce ix
she off the bus than she witnesses
a rather brutal butchering by the,

Ku Klux Klan and tro of the : -
eerste ener

members of that lnspirteg organ- .
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isn't very difficun for a girl to
fall In love with Mr. Reagan, sa
there you are. After a series of
wapleasantnesses, among them
the whip-lashing of Miss Rogers by
the Ku Klux Kian in solemn
conclave, the thing is finally work-
ed out, but it definitely leaves an
unpleasaat taste in one’s mouth.

A foreword to this picture states

that the goings-on recorded io the

a Picture do not necessirily rive :
paciviparng) is one of the lemvesty authentic’ ple . ) a)
Mal gripping sqypences the nici. re pleture of happenings
ton pletuze catnera has caudarcd ia it the United Siucs, and we bape
a tong time, The film's ctery to goodness that ss so. Nevertheless
preuise-an anveat tor judgmert the producers aiust bear ia mind
be reason rather Gian by emotion, ine nae oe t

ie eush xontcthing, to prove’ «ont tae Beuple who see the
dievscen and thus brid patren. Fe iure acl net take the tratle

foe true’ understanding to he
convincing. Impressive in suppurt-
ine roles are Richard Carlsun,
Adele Jergens and = Katherine
Locke. Director Cyril Endtield
demonstrates his ability to ensnare
the true aura of off-beat sitvat-
fons of the Amertcan scene with
hii handling of the mod scenes;
and his direction thruughout ts
Eracticalts fawless, The stormin+
of the jail bs the mob tartualty
filmed on locatiyn in Fhoeni
Anz. with townspeople aol poetics

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The Inter*City match played at
Vina Inst week-end was Inicresting
-enough to merit a commentary
frum R, C R-G or E. W, Swanton.
Nowxever, sours truly must suffies.
Th? weathe was fine. Lucky ¢
RS ita Yene s
Wisden gointed out ta find th
‘unexceptional

Wonderful to relate the players
were nearly all ready ‘to start, -a8
the retary had ordained, at
10.30 a, m. sharp. However, nobody
ercmed fo have faith in this co-
incidence and tHe game duly start-
el at 11 a m. Santiago won: the
toss and chose to bat. One Vifla
optum'st was heard “to remark
that this was defeatism, choosing

. to play for a draw. But by lunch-

time with Santiago 90 odd for o7e
and Meredith seeing the ball foot-
ball s:ze there were sume signs of
complaisance “atnongst the San-
Gago players. Manning had by
this time been cxaspsrating the
bovlera with hs smothering tactics
which’ effectively closed: up‘ one
en} while Meredith made hay.
Even so it had not been fast mov-
ing and It looked as if the draw-
prophecy was not without found-
ation. Janca bud made a useful if
juckv 26, Meredith was clear of
his 50 and Manning was wot], 5ttt}
there. Manning. tneldentally, was
uning @ substitute run getter.

From Witta’s point of view, tht
anee

Junch interval, always a
hurdls far the nismen, worker!
ponders It . Mannings,

That:

Ress Jt

Roldenetain thr: ond
wend aut
tis de Mere ' no tL Piatt
nim bowled by stone. There-
after the srore-sheet Shows a gtea-
dy fall of wickets until the end
of the Innings. Santiago were
uniucky to lose Hobsbawn, run
gut on his own call, who haa bern
ahaping un well, but apatt from
nim and Tienken there had been
no other serious attenints ty stop
the rot. Ness had taken 6 Wickets
for 55 and Freestone 2 for 15 when
Btrart's wicket fe caucht at the
wicket by Falrbrass off Maxwell
al 3:30 p.m, Paine with 5 maidens
out of 8 overs had been bowling
with a consistency that twas to be
rewarded: in the second innings.
Apart from a few muffed catches
the fielding had been keen ard it
was anybody's came. Aithough on
paper it was then to be expected

MATCH IN

. cf th

a VE
bal Say pattie ths eh

Cricket —_

vind

had@ Meredik caught at Une wicket
for Oo.

Then came Manning, and the
bowlers heaved a ‘sigh of resisn ate
ton, but LT waa a welcome stimulus
to his team’s “fo: Wines and belett

with J boundaurnes .ta nes creat
when ones again plag.d oon to
Ness Then Pa‘ne bowled  Joves

who st 39 looked dangerous and
the frames’ complexion, changed
geresptively. Knowlet plived some
pretty sirukes for h's 14 but never
keoxed safe, which ts a safe com-
mentary sinee he confesses to never
having fh safe, but Busbridge
mare ly gave himself time to svttle
dovn, Paine also removed Mace
qveen and Marshall winkling them
out as it were with the sharp par
of a consistent good length.

Once again Hobsbawn .& fienk2a
held back the flood of Viha impat-
tenes, but once again Hohsbawn.
csercstimated his Neetuess of foot,
“Getting too fat’ he was heard pe
fay in excuse althouxh he had
hurled himself heaclomr as dbrav~
ely as any ball plaver making a
bas:.
deserved and wricome to his side.
The last two wickets fell to Paine
bringin tes bax up ta 8 with an
average of 5.9. Good winkling!

Ber only 130 to cet at a rate of
abeit a runea mbinte looked well
within Vitla’s capabrlitirs but ann
the first 3 batsmen failed to come
off. ‘This time a was Falrbrass
pho had to hald the side together
aed bse 66 was deliahrtnl
as Brad Ih
end stopprra wh
to rpoke h's mon-
chost wai plavet by
Freestone wha though down us No,
To was rot allowed to bat. The
evens Hardy divided the match
thouph which it was who made the
winning hit your correspondent {s
unable co relate singe he was then
riaxing under a shower, Tienken
bad bowled consistently with It
the luck and Moredith age: ssively
weth some, Marshall was unusvally
a@ssatehed with binvself but
seeme:dt greatly improved on last
Sasson,

‘There hat been two full days of
imtirest and excitement,

Vina det Mar, Nov. 425.

B.OW. ©. C. Ist. Tn.
8. B. E Jones, b. Ness. 2 Od
W MMannning b. Ness. . 9

that Vifin would be able to put on ywrhoN Aferedith. b. Freestone RI
over 200 in reply and Ieave Sgn- 3. Knowls. b. Nrss 3
tingo to mek up the difference in 3, a. Busbridge, b. Ness . . .3
their 2nd innings. ag A. Marauesn. b. Fresstone 8
But the fates in cricket are no Marshall. b. Ness. . [')
respectors of panrr probabiliites a J 3. Hobsbawn, run olt | . i
and Vita wickets fell with alarming A, Tienk>n. b. Nesa . . . 10
rapidity. An overeneer Paine play- R-G S. Stuart. c. Falrbruss
et Iste ond outside a fatally Db Maxwell... . a. Oo
straight ball from Tienken. Sutton HO Unwin, aot out... ry
Jost an L. B. W. su't to Meredith. exiras | woe 3
Tenken teased Fairbrass into pa3- —_—
sing a fy-ball to Knowles and TOTAL 185
Freestone allowed Marshall tc —
knock off his bails. Maxwell and .
Peli were in together after tea Basling: Oo MW. OR,
and flooded as if thes might puu> .
the pame out of ihe flre but Freestone 15 3 2 63
Maxwell. the safer of the two, Paine . . . 8&8 $ 9 8
playat a weak forward stroke to Ness 17 2 8 8
® good it .eth hal! from Mereaith Maawell . 83 0 1 Be]
ta be bowled. Then i: wus Yeom-
ane’ tire i Wee. Ts bt Te.
ail and missing ane Moodie was
out to the last bail of tne dar, Maxwell bo Merch 36
being caueht and bowled off pp“ SC Pat w Treeken. a
half-hearted stm&e to a hel fram §. B Sutron Capt. } bw
Meredith. Reid was stl! (here win Me red: . “3
44 bot there was Saturday sigh: PL oC Galrbras. co Kneiwtes.
wo som B Tent . 3
On Sunday {twas not lone balers KO Freestone, 0 Mar? ¥
the Vita Gal lay doesn and tel RO Reto eet in
scores Rood wt GAS ta $3g° an a
$ ProYeoeans, th Mars a
‘Eo Muote © & oR Me, wt
wed wart wacau Pains MoOPL Hardy « Mauer

ween Cre moot

His 25 runs had been well,

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My \ essary outward

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ball from an de-aut swing

and pass-s shghily across the
‘rection line.

Breause of that. straight — but
not locked — left es — hs head
is going to remain Ly fixed past-
ton throtghout th> downswiig so
thre will be mechanical prec s’on

in the ewing and as a result a-

straight, far-Mying balk
i

Marshall . . . 4
c. O. Hardy, b. Tienken , . 4
‘A GG. Ness, not out 2... 5
iExtrag . 6 6 6 ee eee n
' TOTAL » 6
Roaling: 0 MW. R
Tienken. . . 191 30 3 48
Mervhth ... 16 6 4 a
Marshall. .25 180 @ 3,8
Manning. 2. 8 6 1 9! 2
BW. ©. ©. ind tn.

S. B EF Joncs. b. Paine 39.
W ON. Meredith, ¢. Fa'rbrass,

b Paine... se ee O
W. Manning. b. Ness wee
J. Knowles, b. Paine . 14
J. A. Busbridge, c. Maswell, b.

Paine... . 2
Ww. A. Macqueen. c. Ness, 0.

Paine 2. 6 2. ee SS
TD Marshall. b. Paine 27. . 0
E. J B Hobsbarn, nin out. 25
A Tierken. b. Paine 2... 2 7
R. G. S. Strart. not out. 6
H iinwin, b. Paine 2. “1!
Extras. 2 2. 2. 1 ee 5

TOTAL . 12%
Rowting: oa. W@W RK
Freestone... 4 2 Qo Ww
Paine . . . 742 9 3 47
Mess... . 184 1 vw
Maxwell. 2. 2 07 020 OO
Vv. €. C. 2nd In.

C Marwel, c& h. 3eredith 10
M. Paine, co. Marshall b.

Merettth . woe an
JOR. Fr'ton, ¢ Unwin, db.

Mord. hoes
PLC Fasrbrass, c. 1" tenken, d.

Marshall . .

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R Peet oo. Mdequeen, bd. Mare

shall. , soe
T. Meote. b, Tenken . -
HOP Pa dy. not ont.
Co Wardy. not .
Extras

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Maintained their positions
ton of the F.

teazue match by
crm. Newcastle United, playing aay.

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Atsenal .

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Rinckpool .

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Drby ..
Burnley ..
Liver pool

Newenatle ..

Fertsmouth
Sunderland 2. .
Wolverhampton ..

Blackburn ..

Barrslty
Leeds

Coventry ..
Notts For, ..

Lutoa-...

Notts County ..
Birrungham .

Sh-ffield Un.
Sh-ffiled Wed.

West Ham

Chester
Wat'bo ..
Bangor...

Rurnstaple ..
Chest rlield

Workington .. 6.

Blyth Spartan .
Bradford City

Br'stol City

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Br stol Rov.

Colchester ..

Lanewla 2.

cuilhagham .. .

Gransby
Guildford

Rochdale .
Leyton ..
Leston Or,

Leytonstone .

Muna).
Oldhuin ..
Newport ..
Norwich ..
Southend

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Hartlepools .

Mockport ..

Stockton

Saurdow.. ...

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Fulham .. .-
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Lelecster .. -+
Brentford ..
Bury .. .
Eorthhamaion ..
Hull
Rot* erham

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Cardif ..

Queens P. Ro. anne &
Doncaster .. + wal
Swansza .. ail
Everton .. 6. 5. ue ee ee 8

IRST RGUND

Accringwn ..
Aylesbury .. 5.
Southport .. .-
Folkestone .. -.
Barrow .. .+
Blackhall Cai... 4.
B ship, Cuek. .
Carlisle .. ..
Brenton .. 6. we ee
Rettering 2... te
Port Vale
crewe 2. .
Crystal Pal ..
Darlington ..”
Hereford .. ..
Rhyle ..
Kilkeston ..
Chippenham .. .
Gorieston ©
Shrewsbury ..
Plymount ..
Nelson 2...
Barry tA te
Northampton ..
Bournemouth ..
Gateshead...
Mansfield
Bedford ..
Aldershot ..
Bromics :
Gaimsborough 2...
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, WEEKLY SAILINGS WITH COMBINATION PASSENGER-CARGO VESSTLS CARRYING 5?
: PASSENGERS. AIR-CONDITIONED ACCOMMODATIONS EACH WITH PRIVATE BATH, OUT- K RY I J TS acy N Rf
. NOOR TILED SWIMMING ‘POOL AND BEACH. DECK, MOTION PICTURES, ETC.. AND FORT- Saal ~ aa L I N E
: NIGHTLY SAILINGS WITH CARGO VESSELS 1? PASSENGERS.
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o FROM NEW! YORK: FROM VALPARAISO, via SAN ANTONIO: M/S “CJERTRUD BAKKE”
7 SANTA CECILIA. Nov, 23. SANTA LUISA, Dee. 5 Loading in Valparaiso about 29'301h November .
: SANTA MARGARITA, Nov. 30, SANTA CECILIA, Dec 12. San Antonto about I’3rd December
: SANTA ISABEL, Dec. 7 ‘SANTA MARGARITA, Dec 19. Taghuang About ah December
: é Out Jth =mbeor
Valparaiso -- U. S. Paelfie Ports Kalparaiso about Sth Levent: g
Coyninbo. aha, urber:

Tocopiia about ta Mth December

Twa STHLY SAYINGS” WITH ANH SHIPS CARRYING L2 PASSE
SIDE CABINS WITEE PRIVATE BATHS:

for Antwerp. Hremen. Hambur and &
ANTONIO Pert, Ecuador and Panama. s fandiaavina porta via
Fxcedlent accommodatiun for uwelve qe gers

FRO NEW YORK: EROW VILPARAISO, vie SAN

SANTA INES, Nov 30 SANTA INES, Dee 20
Se winosingie and doubly cal.ns each
FROW VALPARAISO, VIA SAN ANTONIO Stow ; =e
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. - . rich. “full lives and ‘experienced
‘ ; 3 everthing from flood to famine.
the average S. P.M reader ie net
this type al all. The average SPM.
ecader is. in fact, a¢ dull as glated
giase, May U descrite him for yout

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i rafoved pour eeekly featuce whith stordnottom
j “Spothgnhts’ vartous members of

; . the English-speaking commoanity.

H Interesting reports, but Aandly

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His name is John Hardbottom.
He lives in a ragiroom apartment
in Las Leones, not under.a flat
rock, as one would be led to beheve
from his appearance. He was
educated in a private school and.
to the infintte surprise of his
parents, won tis colours In ping-
pong, a sport which he has since
Riven up as id strenuous.

His first sex experience was when
he stubbad Ins toe on a thick
volume of Freud. and he has had
nothing ta do anh the subject aft-
er this unhappy accident.

He has met. his share of disas-
ters. He wasin Santiago during the
rreat Chillan earthquake.and was

JOHN HARDBOTTOM
(Singed in the Great San Francisco fire)

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ENCLOSED FIND CHFW = Ok MONEY ORDER FOR

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ADORERS crTr

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per seas. Larose nad Asia, RC pesos per soar

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SERMICE STATION
Telephone 7341
VALPARATS 0
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SOUTH PACIFIC MATL

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teen snged",

Rad died a
might have
Harddsitem cisims to have
no spec:el eccentricities, althauch
he: does admit a guilty grin,
toa bLking for hard-baled ecgs. He
arcrics hobties in general as a
Waste of time although in his youth
he had a etiection of paper
napkins “borrowed* from hotels
He engages im mo special sports, but
enjoys a drs walk around the
hving ream every morning befare
dreaxfast.

Mr

When asked just waat ho did do
with Ume, Mr. Hardbotrom replied
that he is an enthus.asiic linguis:.
“I have onle bren in Chile for $7
years”, he savs proudly. “and Iam
going to Start using the past tense
in m) Spanisy any day now". He
also plays brdse. and often re-

he bid a smati stam. iNoble effort,
but he vent down three tricks), Mr.
Eafdtotiom is cand:d in admitting
that he kes to play for stakes,
usually as high as one cent favo)

per hundred. _

mz when, in 1922.

ore Wantinab a 3 Re
the same razor blade aly a
red ines and Basyt ciamread
anes obi psara 78 under.
siand~ he fold us, “thst chevy are
making Cre things of nylon theag
days.” He boys hs cop: of Ey
Mereurio” fram the same bow every

Inverng of the aoe sd the
custemeressier relaconship he &
grown through the years. “ye Br

literally watched that boy as he
grew a beard.” Hardbottom reports
Also an avn reader of the SPM,
he never fais to read a copy at
the house of Dura Hardbottom, his
spinster sister. .
Present plans fer Hardbottom
include a try te the country, pos-
sbly as far as Mekpulla. “Toe much
hustle and dustle for-me in the
¢ he reports. “It's the pace of
hfe. P ve had my share of excite:
ment, now I just want to relax”.

That, Dear Editor, is the typical
S.P.M. reader, not the glamorous
ercatures that hare been adornine
your back cover, ' @

Siocerely,
mV. S.
Santiago.

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